Sculptures are important because they are an expressive form of art.

a wax person is alike from a real person because a person can breathe

you have to melt it to a certain point

The first person to sculpt something was one of our ancient ancestors. Their identity is lost in time and we can not tell you who they were.

Really? Bronze (copper and tin alloy)

Bronze sculptures are normally made by the 'cire-perdue' method (lost-wax). So was this one. Click link below if you want to know this technique!

sculpture form in which figure is much high, and much more detail around it.

Additive/Add: Welding pieces together to form a new shape. Adding lumps of clay to form a bust. Subtractive/Subtract: Carve wood from a tree trunk to make a shape. Remove material from a block of granite to make a bust Additive/Add: Welding pieces together to form a new shape. Adding lumps of clay to form a bust. Subtractive/Subtract: Carve wood from a tree trunk to make a shape. Remove material from a block of granite to make a bust

Reductive and additive.

In one you start with a block of wood or some such material and remove, bit by bit to achieve the final form

In the other you add, layer upon layers to build up the final form.

You can make:

Morph ( the cartoon)

Wallace and gromit

Animals; cat, rabbit, dog, parrot, monkey, snakes, penguins.

Fruit; orange, apple, carrot.

the artist often uses his/her own body, there typically is no object to be bought and sold, and it utilizes aspects of theater, dance and music.

Frank Gehry made sculptures out of wood, corrugated steel, chain link fencing, and other materials as a child before he became an architect. His use of these materials was inspired by spending Saturdays at his grandfather's hardware store.

Yes. Depending on what the sculpture is made of and what it depicts can give purpose to a sculpture but mainly they are just for show.

To harden Blu-Tack, you can put nail polish on it and let it dry.

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