3D Modelling can also let you create models you'd use in your other courses. Your job is to build a model that could (in theory) be used in one of your Grade 9 courses.
You can pick one of the ideas below to create a 3D model in Sculptris. - Social Studies
- a historical figure
- a historical statue like the Vimy Ridge memorial
- a poppy (the whole flower, not just the pin you wear on your jacket)
- Geography
- the Eiffel Tower
- the Statue of Liberty
- London Bridge
- the Canadian Parliament Building (Centre Block)
- Science
- a strand of DNA
- an atom
- with at least 5 protons.
- Include electron orbits
- a cell cross section
- with mitochondria, nucleus, etc.
- Choir/Band
- English/Drama
- an amphitheatre
- the sign on the hills above Hollywood
- BIble
- a cherubim
- a part of the Old Testament temple or tabernacle
- Art
- Math
When building it you're trying for - Realism
- Does it look realistic or does it look like a cartoon?
- Can you supply an original picture or story that you're working from so that you know the details are accurate?
- Research
- Did you find out what your item looks like?
- Or did you make it up?
- Can you show me the passage, picture, story, or film that acts as your model?
- Attention to detail
- Do you see hints of the small details? For example, do you see any hint of the gargoyles on the Parliament building?
Evaluation| Is there a model/picture/description supplied on which the sculpture is based? | /2 | | Does the product look reasonably close to the original? | /2 | | Are fine details present? | /3 | | Is it appropriately painted/colored in a realistic way? | /2 | | Can it be recognized by someone not familiar with the project? | /1 | | Total | /10 |
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