Having been flung back into freshman-hood as I work on my new degree, I usually try to make whatever BS project I'm assigned worth more than a grade. Album art assignment? Great, I can use that for my actual album while the youngins make mix CDs. One of our latest assignments was an in-depth look at a fruit of our choice. We were told to create a 3D paper sculpture (without using adhesives) which would represent the "relationship of the outside of the fruit to the inside" in an insightful way.
I am not a fan of conceptual art, at least not when I am REQUIRED to make it, but the design I ended up with shows potential. I'm trying to think now of how I can use this "sculpture" as something else. Perhaps if I used patterned paper I could turn a bunch of these into a garland? Or connect them to string lights as little lanterns? Any ideas?
I am not a fan of conceptual art, at least not when I am REQUIRED to make it, but the design I ended up with shows potential. I'm trying to think now of how I can use this "sculpture" as something else. Perhaps if I used patterned paper I could turn a bunch of these into a garland? Or connect them to string lights as little lanterns? Any ideas?
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