3 dimensional art

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Technically, this is the right idea. However, it is simplistic, the lines are poorly crafted (inconsistant, haphazard) and the design's composition is pretty thoughtless. Also, I have seen this a thousand times.

Pen & watercolour paints; green book

Tanya Gomelskaya is a talented artist known for her unique artworks that seamlessly combine sculpture and painting.

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A sculptural installation made entirely of cardboard, “The Garden: Real and Imagined” is the work of 16 high school art students who are strangers to one another, to the material they would use, and to the group process required to achieve their vision.

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For the next Manic Monday, you will use cardboard as your three dimensional sculpture medium. Cardboard is an excellent medium and SOOOO versatile. You will be able to create with it in so many...

This relief on canvas by our entrant Adriana Potkanska depicts a surreal tree with hands raising up amongst branches. A relief painting is carved, creating a “raised” two-dimensional surface on a canvas, which is then painted. This unique way of depicting art can show true thought and emotive language behind the work of the artist. Using sculpting as a way of portraying a 3D effect as the art protrudes off the canvas can give a whole new experience to this work.

To give a third dimension to his paintings, Xia Xiaowan didn't turn to sculpture, but started painting on glass pane to give it some depth. Once the