Daelynn Murphy, Student Work

Web

Wire, Masking Tape, Rope, Paper Pulp, Ink

14" x 10" x 9" 

Clam

Wire, Masking Tape, Frayed Rope

13" x 6" x 8" 

Pod

Wire, Masking Tape, Trace Paper, Gel Medium, Ink, Frayed Yarn, Paper Pulp

8" x 9" x 7"

In Process Images:

Research:

 

Cassidy Beller, Student Work

Roots

Wire, Tracing Paper, Gel Medium, Paint

14" x 11" x 8"

Defense Mechanism

Wire, Paper, Yarn

16" x 8" x 9" 

In Process Photos

 

In Process Student Work for Nature Sculpture

Kirsten

Wrapping tape around and across wire form. 

Rolling individual pieces of tape to create a dense area. 

Ben

Using thin paper strips to create texture. 

Experimenting with black and white ink marks. 

Savvy

Experimenting with rope - fraying portions while covering 

sections with masking tape and black paint. 

Kat

Exploring the interior of a form. 

Dae

Sculpting paper pulp and ink. 

Savvy

Weaving paper. 

Ashley

Creating a tangible line with masking tape. 

Everett

Wrapping wire forms with rope and masking tape. 

 

Student Work, In-Process

Kirsten Perrotta

In-process images. Wrapping masking tape around/across organic wire form. 

 

Etoile Gelman

In-process images. Organic wire form covered with trace paper. 

Cover trace paper, front and back, with gel medium/water mixture (think wet paper towel). 

Drape over wire form. Use brush with gel medium to mold to wire form. 

Emely Rodriguez-Perez

Experiments with wet (soaked) copy paper and black ink. 

Student Work