Faces by Zoe Miller and David Goodman
Mar 12, 2016
Faces are all around us, everywhere we look. On every page of this inspiring and imaginative book, children will encounter unusual and creative ways of making faces, using printing, collage, geometric shapes, and sculpture. Surprising details are revealed by lifting flaps, looking through holes, or turning the book upside down. Besides being entertaining and engaging, Faces brings everyday objects to life to inspire that artist within!
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Rol l i t and shape i t and bui ld up a FACE.
SCULPTURE
. Turn me upside downChoose di fferent textures to suggest sparkl ing eyes, a t ick l ish moustache . . . . . . and tassels and tr immings
for hair.
Mould face shapes in c lay. Press shapes
into
i t to
mak
e am
usin
g fe
atur
es.
Squash i t and press i t to br ing i t to l i fe.
Cut a s imple face mobi le f rom card. Paint a di fferent face on each side.
....... Imperfect ions m
ake your faces unique
You make the choice,
The art is knowing which ones to keep
You
Art is a game
make the rules
. . . a shiny badge or a smart top hat.
Construct ion, destruct ion break al l those rules
Get
rid
of
the
un
essa
sary
so
the
nec
essa
ry c
an s
pea
k
Looking ahead and making a face
The art ist explorer in t ime and in space
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