Paper Sculpture

Dimensional Illustrations

Paper Sculptures

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Paper cut sculpture, a form of paper cutting, is a contemporary development of a traditional art form. Instead of flat, two-dimensional pieces, the art is given a three-dimensional form.

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It is created by shaping or combining different types of papers great precision and unlike Origami, paper sculptures are made of several pieces of paper instead of one.

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Participants will be introduced to the materials and techniques used in paper sculpture, creating their own low-relief sculptural illustration from a suite of supplied patterns, and/or their own designs.

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VENUE

Buninyong Community House

407 Warrenheip Street, Buninyong

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MATERIALS

• Equipment and materials supplied.

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BOOKING CONDITIONS

Please refer to the terms & conditions at the bottom of the site for changes to your booking. We have a very strict no changes to booking inside of 7 days policy. You will receive a full refund if government restrictions prevent travel.
 

LUNCH & COFFEE!

There are several options in walking distance. Please note there is no fridge onsite.

Tea and instant coffee making facilities will be available at the venue.
 

PARKING

There is plenty of free parking all over Buninyong within walking distance to all venues.

 

MAXIMUM STUDENTS

Only 8 students! Book early!
 

HEALTH

Please do not attend and contact us straight away to get a refund if you have any cold and flu symptoms and/or have travelled to a COVID hotspot inside of 14 days of the workshop. Our workshop spaces are set up to ensure adequate distancing between students.