Artist Webpage:

http://www.annebaxtersculpture.com/


Commented on Brittany's & Lexi's blogs.

FYI: I added Brittany to my blog list.

Wednesday- finished with the shape!

Tuesday-still adding stuff almost finished

Addie still - Monday

Left a comment on Lexi's & Austin's blogs.

http://www.judith-braun.com
ARTIST WEBPAGE

Still building my torso! Made out of tape and newspaper!

Egg drawing- ink

Sculptors webpage :

http://johnhenrysculptor.com/

Commented on Lexi & Austin's blog

World issue preliminary sculpture- hunger

World issue sculpture sketch- human trafficking

Sketchbook drawing for sculpture with 75 word description.

This is a sculpture of a head that is cracking open all over. I was going to cover the head in air-dry clay and also build the features such as the head and nose with air dry-clay. There is going to be vine type things coming out of the cracks. There was also going to be a glass dome over the head. However while building the air-dry clay wasn’t working. I plan on turning the design into a painting and taking it to the Scholastic compaction. It represents the self distruction of humanity. ( I will post the picture sepratly from my phone.)

http://mauriziocattelan.altervista.org/

Italian sculptor's website (my link list doesn't work)

     The statue " Statue of St. Wenceslas riding a dead horse" in Prague, Czech Republic is a parody sculpture of the "Statue of St. Wenceslas". I think it is a very interesting sculptor with a funny message. It mocks the old statue that was once a statue of national pride. The modern sculpture was sculpted by the Czech sculptor David Cerny. It was sculpted out of bronze. This sculpture is now a major attraction for tourist in Prague.

Commented on Lexi's Picture. I couldn't comment on Austin's because there were no pictures.

Planning out altered book

Worked on quick assignments today! Will post tomorrow when I'm finished!

Lung sculpture. Cut holes in with exact-I knife

Painting for scholastic- covered in gesso

commented on Austin's and Lexi's pictures.

Painted one lung.

Lung sculptures- cut holes using exact-o knife.

I comminted on Lexi's blog.
I couldn't find Austins blog..

Lung sculpture- covered in plaster imbedded gauze. 

Sculpture