Fundamentals – West Coast Line Art tracing shapes
$150.00
West Coast Fundamentals. 11 Shapes, 3 different sizes, 3 of each shape for 99 shapes. Some shapes are inside another shape.
Recommended age group 12 and up as some shapes have sharp points. Different sizes are 4″ on the long end, 3″ on the long end and 2″ on the long end. Some shapes are 2.5″ on the long end.
Please note that some of these shapes have sharp points. Recommended for 12+ years.
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Description
West Coast Indigenous art is characterized by several fundamental shapes that form the basis of their distinctive designs.
These shapes include:
Ovoid: An elongated, curved rectangle with flattened bottom, often used for heads, bodies, or joints.
U shape: Resembles the letter “U” with tapered legs, used for various elements like cheeks, scales, or feathers.
S shape: A thick, curved line resembling the letter “S”, used in elements like fish scales and sea mammals.
Circle and Oval: A rounded shape.
Crescent: A curved shape, often used in eyes and joints.
Trigon: A triangular shape with many uses including limbs of animals.
These shapes are combined and modified to create complex designs representing animals, spiritual beings, and natural elements. The ovoid and U shape are particularly crucial in formline art, which is prevalent in Northwest Coast designs.
Additional information
| Weight | 1.2 kg |
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| Dimensions | 40 × 20 × 20 cm |
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