Easy Flyer
I've done some clay modeling the last couple of days, trying to find an aerodynamic form. I came up with this one, below.
As the form emerged I realized that I'd seen it before, thousands of times. It's amazing the things you can come up with, letting your hands go.
Ever watch a small bird fly? When the bird wants to 'take it easy' it'll flap wings a bunch of times then tuck the wings in tight to glide through the air. This is the form in clay.
I idolize the Inuit soapstone carvers and their connection with wildlife through generations of sculpture. This is the as close as I've come - by accident.
Yea!
As the form emerged I realized that I'd seen it before, thousands of times. It's amazing the things you can come up with, letting your hands go.
Ever watch a small bird fly? When the bird wants to 'take it easy' it'll flap wings a bunch of times then tuck the wings in tight to glide through the air. This is the form in clay.
I idolize the Inuit soapstone carvers and their connection with wildlife through generations of sculpture. This is the as close as I've come - by accident.
Yea!
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