Spectacular Sculpture

This blog is to showcase CCAD sculpture students process, inspiration, and work.

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Kaylynn Etienne- A melting woman

In the end the piece did not come out how I wanted, but I learned so much about how to use clay. I ended up have an experience while maki...
Photography in Some Way.

Here are a few links to the artist I am constantly finding myself looking at. Most deal with photography in some way, but none are making s...
in progress for found object sculpture
Make it Beautiful, inspiration

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2913524/Artist-creates-extraordinary-living-sculptures-using-3D-printer-appear-grow-just-like-real...
Wendy Chung

This is what i want to try someday. http://www.pelfusion.com/creative-and-inspiring-colored-pencil-sculptures-by-jennifer-maestre/
Sarah's Work- Hand

I ended up hating the end result of this project more than my ugly sculpture. There was a lot of mistakes and inconveniences I ...
Kaitlyn Jo Smith: inspiration for Feed Trough

For our second project I wasn't looking at artists as much as I was looking at and thinking about agriculture. It has been my experienc...
Veronica Process
Make it Beautiful, plaint warship
Ruth Ackermann Pycrete inspiration

Martin Hill, Alpine Ice Cycle. I was very inspired by Martin Hill's philosophy that his art comes from nature and eventually returns t...

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