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There are many types of sculpture but they can generally be split into two camps: addition sculpture where material is largely added on to create the form (clay, wax, cardboard, papier mache etc) and reduction sculpture where material is entirely taken away in order to create the form (stone, wood, ice, etc). This tutorial will give you the basic on both forms, so that you can get on your way to reveal your inner Michelangelo. Just get started with Step 1 below! | There are many types of sculpture but they can generally be split into two camps: addition sculpture where material is largely added on to create the form (clay, wax, cardboard, papier mache etc) and reduction sculpture where material is entirely taken away in order to create the form (stone, wood, ice, etc). This tutorial will give you the basic on both forms, so that you can get on your way to reveal your inner Michelangelo. Just get started with Step 1 below! | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
