Mache Heads
key terms:
- Paper Mache: A malleable mixture of paper and glue, or paper, flour, and water, that becomes hard when dry.
- Scoring: Cut or scratch a notch or line on (a surface).
- Figurative Sculpture: A sculpture that is clearly modelled after something that exists.
- Additive Sculpture: The process of adding layers or pieces of material together to build up the desired form over time.
you will need:
- Utility Knife
- Cardboard
- Newspaper
- Masking Tape
- Paper Mache Paste
- Acrylic Paint
Instructions
Here are step by step instructions on getting started!
Step 1: Cut out a rectangle of cardboard that can form a cylinder that fits over your head - but not your shoulders. Score the cardboard with the lines of the corrugation.
Student Work (7-8 Points)
Here are some examples of students who got an A on their sculptures. Notice the attention to detail both in structure and in the paint job.
Student Work (5-6 Points)
Here are some examples of students who got an B on their sculptures. Notice the attention to detail both in structure and in the paint job.
Student Work (3-4 Points)
Here are some examples of students who got an C on their sculptures. Notice the attention to detail both in structure and in the paint job.
Student Work (1-2 Points)
Here are some examples of students who got an D or F on their sculptures.