Sculptor

Responsible for using a variety of techniques to mold and create aesthetically pleasing three-dimensional objects, including carving, shaping clay, whittling, or chiseling. Materials used in sculpting include stone, concrete, marble, bronze, gold, plaster, and wood.

• Use metalworking, welding, carving, whittling, chiseling, or shaping to construct artistic forms.
• Utilize tools such as chisels, gouges, and mallets to create objects.
• Cut and carve images out of blocks of wood, plaster or stone.
• Reference lifelike or living models while creating object.
• Refer to photographs or scenery for inspiration.
• Incorporate sound, light and motion into the artwork
• Use clay or wax to shape objects.
• Cut, twist, laminate, secure, and fasten raw and manufactured materials.
• Use finger or small hand tools to smooth out rough edges or carve details.
• Cast substances in bronze or concrete.
• Teach about sculpting techniques and mediums.
• Reach out to galleries to exhibit work.
• Showcase objects at trade shows.
• Negotiate prices.
• Form catalogues or portfolios to exhibit work.
• Arrange to have sculptures shown in museums or universities.