I did not pursue sculpture or painting after that class but I always felt fond of this piece. If photography were not so accessible, I might have studied art, but that takes courage when your skills are awkward.
December 5, 2014
Clay Sculpture from High School
This is a clay bust that I made in high school art class many years ago. My parents kept it on their mantel for a long time, and eventually it ended up here. Not long ago I wanted something orange for the linkup at Writings of Maria so I photographed it on an orange "shammy."
I did not pursue sculpture or painting after that class but I always felt fond of this piece. If photography were not so accessible, I might have studied art, but that takes courage when your skills are awkward.
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i think it's very cool. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a fine piece of art♪ http://lauriekazmierczak.com/four-square/
ReplyDeleteBeautiful craftmanship!
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty amazing for a high schooler! Hope you're still working with clay?
ReplyDeleteWow, you created a beautiful sculpture. Well done! Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteNow that was an impressive sculpture [early Greco-Roman style?]. How in the world did you decide on such a figure to sculpt? Well, seems like you channeled your creativity into another form of artistry...kudos..
ReplyDeleteYou had/have talent!
ReplyDeleteYou did a nice job with this. :)
ReplyDeleteWho knows? You may come back to try sculpture again some day. That was an impressive start at a young age, but yes, it does take courage to pursue any of the arts. I've been thinking about that lately.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments. I have not sculpted in clay since then. I believe I was thinking of Michelangelo at the time and what he may have looked like.
ReplyDeleteI think you did a fabulous job with this. I couldn't manage anything near that good. How fun that you still have it.
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