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 \nThis merit badge pamphlet is one in a series of more than 100 coveringall kinds of hobby and career subjects.It is made available for youto buy as a service of the national and local councils,Boy Scouts ofAmerica.The costs of the development,writing,and editing of themerit badge pamphlets are paid for by the Boy Scouts of America in  \nSCULPTURE  \nFOUNTAINDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT300 West Briarcliff RoadBolingbrook,L 60440-2894(630)759-2102  \nRequirements  \n1.Explain to your counselor the precautions that must befollowed for the safe use and operation of a sculptor's tools,equipment,and other materials.  \n2.Do TWO of the following:  \na.Model in clay a life-size human head.Then sculpt inmodeling clay(such as Plasteline or Sculpey)or carve/rasp in wood or soft stone a small-scale model of ananimal or person.Explain to your counselor themethod and tools you used to sculpt the figure.  \nb.Make a plaster mold of a fruit or vegetable.In thismold,make a copy of the fruit or vegetable.Explainto your counselor the method and tools you used tomake the copy.  \nc.With your parent's permission and your counselor'sapproval,visit a museum,art exhibit,art gallery,artists’co-op,or artist's studio.After your visit,share withyour counselor what you have learned.Discuss theimportance of visual arts and how it strengthens socialtolerance and helps stimulate cultural,intellectual,andpersonal development.  \n3.Find out about career opportunities in sculpture.Pick oneand find out the education,training,and experience  \nrequired for this profession.Discuss this with your counselor,and explain why this profession might interest you.  \nContents  \nAbout Sculpting ...................5Sculpting Basics .................13Modeling a Head...............22Making a Mask................27Plaster Casting ...............33Carving in Wood...............39Carving in Soapstone..............43Experimenting With Sculpture...........47Art Spaces and Places................53Careers in Sculpture ..............58Sculpture Resources..............61  \nRobert Indiana's LOVE sculpture  \nEvening Sun (left)and Noonday Sun (right),both by Jean Woodham  \n# About Sculpting\n\nOur world and the objects in it,such as humans,trees,andbuildings,have three dimensions:length,width,and depth.Sculpture is an art form that allows you to express what yousee and feel by using these three dimensions when shapingmaterials such as clay and wood.  \nThe art of sculpture is part of theearliest human history.Using bones andsoft stone,early humans carved the shapesof animals and people.As civilizationdeveloped,so did ideas about the usesand forms of sculpture.Some forms mightbe realistic representations,while othersmight be abstract forms invented by theartist.These abstractions,with little orno realistic form,express the artist'semotions or attitude.  \nThe material an artist uses often dictatesa sculpture's form.For example,hard stonemight express heavy solid shapes.Softstone lends itself to more intricate or deli-cate shapes.Metal can be cast at hightemperatures or made into sheets and rods,which may be used to create solid or airyforms.Clay,which is soft,can be easily shapedand detailed.The artist may follow the woodgrain to carve the shape of a sculpture.  \nArgus,by Jean Woodham  \nSculpture can be almost anything that is three-dimensional:a statue,a mobile,a monument,or a portra","cbCaioQSh1z2j01A","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioQSh1z2j01A","pdf",3244349,68,"English","# About Sculpting\n# Korczak Ziolkowski","[{\"question\":\"What is sculpture, according to the pamphlet?\",\"answer\":\"Sculpture is an art form that expresses what you see and feel by shaping three-dimensional materials, using length, width, and depth.\"},{\"question\":\"How do materials influence a sculpture’s form?\",\"answer\":\"The material often dictates the sculpture’s form—hard stone tends to create heavy solid shapes, soft stone enables delicate details, metal can be cast or formed, and clay is easily shaped and detailed.\"},{\"question\":\"Who is Korczak Ziolkowski and what is he known for?\",\"answer\":\"Korczak Ziolkowski is the sculptor who started the Crazy Horse Memorial in 1948 after working briefly on Mount Rushmore, using tools and explosives to carve the mountain sculpture.\"}]","Merit Badge Pamphlet - Sculpture - About Sculpting | PDF",1791862262,26]