Sculpture

Do you have a garden statue or some other statuary in your home that has become weathered or disintegrated? Here are some useful tips on how to restore old statues and have them looking like new.

Are you wanting to try another art expression? Consider sculpting. Mold with clay, sand, wood, or ice. Sculpting is working with natural elements which are easily available to satisfy your interest.

How to make your sculpture balance in more extreme poses. It all comes down to a good armature.

Have you always wanted to create sculptures? Try Paverpol, an environmentally-friendly material used to harden fabric in a process similar to paper mache. Learn how to create an indoor or outdoor sculpture with this simple tutorial including step-by-step photos and videos.

Ever wanted to make something cute out of clay? How about a turtle or two? They are easy and fun to make, and you can sell them or give them as gifts to friends and family!

In Japan, sculptures may be found among the oldest archaeological remains of the Jomon period (3d–1st millennium). These earliest sculptures, made of clay, take the form of female fertility images

A craft idea to do on a lazy afternoon. Make little bitty animals out of clay! Fun for kids using air-dry clay.

Many sculptors choose to work with plasticine for their models. It is easy to model with tools and bare hands. Plasticine can be used over and over for years.

Step-by-step process (with pictures) of how I made mermaid polymer clay charms out of Sculpey clay.

This article will explain how a welding machine works, the different types of basic welding machines, and which welding machine is best for your artwork and studio use.

Have you ever wondered what a totem pole is or how one is carved? Here are pictures and stories of how and why people chop away to make totem poles. You can try it on your own, but be careful not to injure yourself.

This hands-on guide to crafting a driftwood sculpture features a driftwood fish project that can be done by a craft person as a hobby. The step-by-step instructions include many photos.

At least on paper, Da Vinci may have created the masterpiece first, but he was not the first to construct it. Here is a detailed account of the inspiration and artwork behind Leonardo Da Vinci's "Horse That Never Was."

Enjoy photo galleries of stunningly beautiful ice and snow sculptures. Perhaps you'll be inspired to plan a winter trip to an ice or snow sculpture festival!