• This course is designed to continue building upon the basic art elements and principles of design in the creation and exploration of sculpture and is no longer limited to carving and modeling. It now refers to any means of giving intended forms to all three-dimensional materials. Units of study stress the development of a diversity of newfound materials and techniques which has led to greater individual expression and artistic freedom,and creative problem solving. Students develop proficiency in exploring mixed media, including modeling clay, plaster, kinetic and wire sculpture, fiber arts, polymer clay, figurative sculpture,and assorted mixed media.

    Grading Policy

    Distribution of grades is 20% Preparation and 80% Completed Projects

    Preparation (20%)

    • Preparation/Practice Drawings

    • Printed Photographs for Reference

    • Turning Assignments in on the Due Date

    • Project Critiques

    • Class Participation

    Projects (80%)

    • Completed Projects

    Students may resubmit assignments for replacement project grades only.  Resubmissions will only be accepted within the marking period that the assignment was assigned.  Preparation grades are permanent and not replaceable.