SCULPTURE PORTFOLIO By Olivia Czajka 2014 STYROFOAM CUP

SCULPTURE PORTFOLIO By: Olivia Czajka 2014

STYROFOAM CUP SCULPTURE • This sculpture was our first project • We were only allowed to use a styrofoam cup, an exact-oknife, and a glue gun • I wanted to re-create a new cup from my old cup, then add a few other unique elements

PAPER SCULPTURE • This sculpture is made entirely from paper, cardboard, and glue • Repetition was a key into making this flower. • I used bright colors to make the sculpture pop.

WIRE SCULPTURE • Made completely from wire and a wooden base, this sculpture was a bit of a challenge • Coiling, twisting, bending, and clamping were all factors that helped make this tree • I like the idea that wire, something pointy as a more harsh medium, could make something like my tree, which looks harmless

ABSTRACT SCULPTURE • This project was one of the most simple, but one of my favorites • It consists of a hanger, panty-hos, glue, and spray paint • It was a project that seemed completely random, but ended up looking almost professional

TOOTHPICK SCULPTURE • This sculpture used repetition of a shape to become something new • The mediums used to make this were toothpicks and glue • We took a small and simple shape, such as a triangle or square, to make something bigger and more complex, as my nest

13 PIECES- WOOD SCULPTURE • Random, fun, and interesting would be the 3 words to describe this project • Using 13 pieces of random wood from a shop, I created an abstract sculpture incorporating an abundance of angles and curves

PIECES BY JEN STARK

CARDBOARD SCULPTURE • This piece is constructed entirely from cardboard and glue • Different methods were used (such as ripping, cutting, and shredding) to make the cupcakes • This project was one of my favorite projects to make because we were able to work in groups and test our limits

BOOK DECONSTRUCTION • This sculpture is made out of a book and glue. • It says “LOVE” and has a bunch of other inspirational words along the other side. • I enjoyed making this project because it was fun to figure out how to create it.

PUBLIC TAPE SCULPTURE • Made completely out of saran wrap and tape, this sculpture was the most interesting to make. • My group made our figure as if it were Superman. • We gave it life by suspending it from the ceiling for all to see.

PAPER MACHE GREEK VASE • This project was the hardest, but I love the outcome. • The vase is made out of paper mache (newspaper and glue), and paint. • I enjoyed looking into Greek culture to make this sculpture.

CERAMIC PINCH POT • This project was a really fun to make because even if I messed up, there was always a simple solution. • I loved creating these bowls because I only had to use clay and a few tools.