These explorations with Logifaces were done in Jyväskylä’s Viitaniemi School during the schoolyear 2020/21 at Leena Kuorikoski‘s arts class with 14-15 year old students.
Logifaces and shading
Description: shading, directions of shade.
- Assemble a composition from Logifaces blocks.
- Depict your piece of work in a strong side light, so that it receives strong shades.
- Draw the composition and its shades with a pencil.
- Notice how light creates different color tones and how it becomes 3D due to the shades.
Logifaces clay boxes
- Build clay boxes using Logifaces shapes as inspiration.
- You can make small clay boxes by molding the clay into a geometric shape and cutting the lid with iron wire. The piece is carved out (about 1 cm deep).
- When choosing a size and shape, consider the purpose for which you are making the box.
- The clay paint is applied to the skin-dry clay.
- After raw incineration, you can glaze your work, depending on the use of the box.
Wall art – folded pyramids
- Create a continuous model with 16 Logifaces pieces.
- Fold A4 paper sheets into pyramid pairs according to the image.
- Create your simplified Logifaces model from paper pyramids.
- Hang your artwork on the wall and see what kind of variations your classmates have created.
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Project coordinator: Planbureau Kft, Budapest, Hungary
Partners:
Akademisches Gymnasium, Wien, Austria
Experience Workshop ay, Jyväskylä, Finland
Universität Linz, Austria
Lauder Javne Zsidó Közösségi Óvoda, Általános Iskola, Középiskola és Zenei Alapfokú Művészeti Iskola, Hungary
Osnovna i srednja skola sa domom ucenika Petro Kuzmjak, Serbia
Erasmus+ 2019-1-HU01-KA201-061272, 2019-2022
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