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Sculpture

"A sculpture is a three-dimensional object, which for the purposes of this article is human-made and selected  for special recognition as art. A person who creates sculpture is called a sculptor." Source: Wikipedia 

3D Sculpture Resources v.2
Resources for Community College Sculpture classes.
Art History Resources
Century Sculpture
Stone Sculpture Virtual Library
Links to Internet resources and information
Sculpture Wikipedia
Informational Site
Sculpture: Individual Sculptors and Galleries.
An incredible collection of sculpture..
Sculpture Resources and Tutorials
Tips, Tutorials, and Techniques for Sculptors
Romolo's Sculpture Links
Links to sculpture sites.
Sculpture.org
Informational site on sculpture.
Sculpture In the Free Online Encyclopedia
Check Free Online Encyclopedia for information
Essays on sculpture
Information from Sweet Briar College
Careers
If you can be talked out of being an artist as a career then you are not truly an artist!
How to Make a Career of a Painting Hobby | eHow.com 
Information site 
Art Career -- Choosing Art as a Career 
Information site  
Art Careers, Jobs & Salaries - ArtSchools.com 
Information site  
Artists and Related Workers 
Information site 
 Tips
"Use very firm clay, either advanced or leached. Firm clay is less likely to accept fingerprints, and while harder to push into shape, it's also harder to push out of shape." Source:
Polymer Clay Tips & Tidbits 4

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