The study of the human body's structure, essential for creating realistic sculptures.

A supportive framework used to hold clay in place while sculpting, ensuring stability.

A natural material used for sculpting, available in various types like earthenware and stoneware.

The process of recording the sculpting journey through sketches and photographs for portfolio purposes.

Methods applied to enhance the surface of a sculpture, such as polishing or painting.

A visual collage that expresses the artist's concept and inspiration for the sculpture.

A basic sculpting technique involving shaping clay by pinching it with fingers.

The relationship in size between different parts of the sculpture, crucial for realism.

A self-assessment tool that encourages students to evaluate their learning and progress.

Specialized instruments like knives and wires used to shape and detail clay.

Creating preliminary drawings to plan the sculpture's design and proportions.

A technique where flat pieces of clay are joined to create forms.

The surface quality of a sculpture, which can be smooth, rough, or patterned.

Small, quick sketches that help visualize ideas before full-scale development.

A technique used to create depth and shadow in sculptures by removing clay from underneath.

Images or models used to guide sculptors in achieving accurate proportions and details.

A method of shaping clay on a rotating wheel, commonly used for pottery.

The period during which clay remains workable before it begins to dry.

The size of the sculpture in relation to the actual object it represents.

Creating a small model of the sculpture to test ideas and techniques before the final piece.

A written description of the artist's work, intentions, and creative process.

Working with peers to share feedback and ideas, enhancing the sculpting experience.

The ability to generate unique ideas and expressions through sculpting.

A collection of an artist's work, showcasing skills and personal style.

Guidelines used to evaluate the quality of students' work based on specific criteria.