Drawing into Wood

FNDT 165Interdisciplinary Core
Written By Jennifer Dickieson

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Drawing into Wood

Visually interpret your Drawing Project (a human figure with both an interior and exterior location and 2 sets of complementary tertiary colours) as a wood sculpture. You can choose any aspect of your Drawing Project; the figure, the landscapes, etc. You can employ colour, or just leave the wood surface bare.

The sculpture should be free standing and there needs to be more than one piece of wood joined together. You can cut wood into pieces, assemble them in any way, fasten them to other pieces of wood or materials, carve into its surface. You cannot just paint or draw onto a piece of wood, this is to be considered a sculpture, which is an object in space.

Interdisciplinary Core Studio (FNDT 165 F010 and F013)
Faculty: Henry Tsang

Jennifer Dickieson
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