art sculptures

Ideas for Kids' Homemade Art Sculptures

Kids love to create sculptures and come up with some interesting creatures and objects. To make the following sculptures, you will need commonplace, everyday materials, many of which you may already have around the house.

About Roman Sculptures

Roman sculptures are generally sculptures from ancient Rome. They are heavily Greek-inspired, due to the large presence of Greek slaves brought into Roman households following Rome's military conquests.

Caring for Bronze Sculptures

A bronze sculpture can be a handsome addition to any home's decor. Unfortunately, bronze, like all metals, will oxidize over time and develop a greenish hue called a patina. Follow these steps to preserve the surfaces of your bronze sculptures.

About Scrap Metal Sculptures

It's a challenge to turn a bunch of unrelated---often rusty and old---elements into a masterpiece. The secret of making a scrap art piece lies in infusing the work with so much integrity, viewers forget that they're looking at nuts, bolts, sprockets and used battery wires.

How to Make Paper Sculptures

Paper, the most basic artistic material, does not only exist to be drawn or painted on. Paper is versatile, often used in other artistic fields such as three-dimensional design and sculpture. Paper sculpting is not like sculpting in other materials.