MATERIAL IN MKING 3D ARTS Flashcards

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is a popular, inexpensive, and durable material. It is available almost anywhere. It can be manipulated through cutting, connecting, folding, strengthening, and rolling.

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Paper

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WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KNDS OF PAPER?

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Copy papers
ART PAPERS
CARD STOCKS
CONSTRUCTION PAPER
TISSUE PAPERS
ORIGAMI PAPERS

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are usually fairly smooth and medium in weight. They are suitable for
printing, writing, and creating small models.

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COPY PAPER

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are designed for paints, inks, and pencils. This expensive kind of paper is rough and thick.

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ART PAPERS

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can be used in making stand up building projects, models, and Greeting cards. They are thin, stiff, and smooth.

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CARDSTOCKS

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are commonly bright colored, rough, and soft. They are good for
3-D crafts and pop-up cards.

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Construction papers

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are usually thin. The brightly colored variety can be used in creating
stained glass.

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TISSUE PAPER

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are colored, and some have prints on only one side. They are stiff but
lightweight—perfect for sharp creases

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Origami papers

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Another popular material in 3-D artworks is _______. Already used as early as 400–1200 B.C.E. the
the material was transformed into different decorative items, tokens, and domestic wares.

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CLAY

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are the oldest clays used by humans. They are cooked in low
temperatures and used in making pots, terracottas, and roofing tiles.

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EARTHEN CLAYS

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can be cooked in mid or high fire. They are used for making jars, jugs, and dinnerware.

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STONEWARES

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are used for porcelains. Cooked in high fire, they are very translucent and shiny.

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KAOLIN CLAYS

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cannot be used by themselves. They are commonly mixed with other clays to increase their workability.

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Ball clays

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FIRE CLAYS

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fired in high temperature

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are made of wax, oil, and clay minerals.

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OIL BASED CLAY

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smooth, pliable, and slow drying.
Artists use them in creating mock-ups, models, and masks.

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Water-based clays

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are made with polymer polyvinyl chloride. They are used in commercial
applications and arts and crafts items.

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Polymer clays

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are popular among children. Made with cornstarch, flour, water, oil, and
cream of tartar, they usually come in different colors.

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can be manipulated both for practical and artistic use. They are resilient and malleable, which make them perfect in creating arts and crafts.

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is a very popular metal and is very abundant. It is soft and a good conductor. It is used in making weapons, cooking pots, hand tools, and adornments.

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is light, malleable, shiny, and inexpensive metal. It is used in wall signs, badges, plaques, and figural sculptures.

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OPPERis workable, durable, and strong. It is used in making household items, decor, statues, and coins.

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is a malleable and soft metal that can be hammered, stamped, and rolled out. It Is used in musical instruments, furniture, padlocks, sculptures, and ornaments.

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is a durable and robust metal. It is used in casts, busts, metal plates and figurines.

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is a durable and robust metal. It is used in casts, busts, metal plates and figurines.
BRONZE
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Jewelry is often made with precious metals.
SILVER ,GOLD, TITANIUM
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WHAT IS THE RAREST AND MOST EXPENSIVE METAL?
PLATINUM BECAUSE IT DOES NOT TARNISH AND VERY DURABLE
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3 TYPES OF GEMSTONES
NATURAL GEMSTONE LBORAORY CRATED STONE IMITATION STONES
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T/F PEARLS ARE STONES FROM LIVING CREATURE
TRUE - IT COMES FROM MOLLUSK
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remain to be one of the most luxurious and most expensive gemstones.
DIAMOND
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remain to be one of the most luxurious and most expensive gemstones.
DIAMOND
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WHAT ARE TE 4C TO ASESS THE QUALTY OF DIAMONDS?
CARAT WEIGHT CUT COLOR CLARITY
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___________________ is the art of paper folding.
ORIGAMI
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___________________ is the oldest clay used by humans and used in making pots, terracotas, and roofing tiles.
EARTHEN CLAYS
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92.5 pure and 7 5 copper
SILVER
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_______________ are gemstones from living creatures.
PEARL
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________________ is hypoallergenic, lightweight, scratch-resistant, and the hardest metal known to humans.
PLATINUM
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T/F 1. Diamonds can be assessed solely by its carat weight.
FALSE - 4C
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T/F Old equipment and electronic devices can be used in creating 3-D artworks.
TRUE
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Brass is a malleable and a soft metal that can be hammered, stamped, and rolled out TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
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Clays are already used as early as 400-1200 B.C.E. TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
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T/F The lower the carat, the more gold content of a piece of jewelry.
FALSE -THE MORE THE CARAT MORE GOLD CONTENT