Sunday 30 December 2012
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Blick Lesson: Stabile Sculpture Tube. Duration : 5.97 Mins.
When one hears the name 'Alexander Calder', an image of kinetic hanging mobiles immediately comes to mind. However, mobiles were only a portion of Calder's vast body of work: He also painted and created stationary pieces called "stabiles." Often, they resembled his mobiles — but without moving parts. In this lesson, students will create a "stabile" using Taskboard, a new, natural, wood-based medium used by architects and 3-D designers to create models. A PDF version of this lesson along with a materials list can be found at www.dickblick.com
When one hears the name 'Alexander Calder', an image of kinetic hanging mobiles immediately comes to mind. However, mobiles were only a portion of Calder's vast body of work: He also painted and created stationary pieces called "stabiles." Often, they resembled his mobiles — but without moving parts. In this lesson, students will create a "stabile" using Taskboard, a new, natural, wood-based medium used by architects and 3-D designers to create models. A PDF version of this lesson along with a materials list can be found at www.dickblick.com
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