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  1. Key Stage 3
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  4. 3D sculpture: developing fine motor skills

Lesson overview: Create a design for a soap sculpture inspired by the Work of Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth

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In this lesson we are going to use our research into the work of Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth to create a design for a soap sculpture.

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11 lessons in 3D sculpture: developing fine motor skills:

  1. Sculpture: Paper Manipulation
  2. Creating a sculpture inspired by natural forms
  3. Creating a sculpture inspired by architecture
  4. Architectural sculpture: Refining work
  5. Notan collage
  6. Barbara Hepworth & Henry Moore
  7. Create a design for a soap sculpture inspired by the Work of Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth
  8. Soap carving inspired by the work of Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore
  9. Creating assemblage art
  10. Land sculpture inspired by Richard Long, collected from garden or daily walk
  11. Pencil study of own sculpture showing grasp of line, shape form and tone

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