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Three Dimensional (3D) visual Art - Coggle Diagram
Three Dimensional (3D) visual Art
3D art
3D arts occupies a physical space to show it as a realistic and more beautiful
3D art has a width, height and depth . so it is also called 3D
We can viewed from multiples angles because of height, width and depth (ViewTech3D, 2025)
It can be moved, touched and experienced from different perspective
History Of 3D art
Ancient civilasation (Egypt, Greece)created the pottery, sculpture and sculpture (The History of 3D Visualization and Design, n.d.)
They used traditional and local materials like stone, wood, clay
Reflected cultural belief and tradition of their own countries
Importance of 3D
It helps in developing the fine and gross motor skills through different activities.
It developed the commuication skills, collaboration skills and social interaction skills (Engine, n.d.)
It helps in creative thinking through various experiment and imagination
It helps in problem solving skills by modifying and creating the different structure
The 3D Dimensional Art Process
Create and build model using the selected techniques
Evaluate the ideas and modify design according to requirement and improves
We can explore the materials used for 3D like textas , paper and soon (Teaching With Three Dimensions — Art21, n.d.)
Share and communicate regarding the creative process and learning journey
We can observe and draw through inspiration, stories and imagination.
Materials and Medium
Natural materials like leaves, bark and stone should used for exploration and environmental awareme
Traditional material such as wood, thread and cardboard should used for modelling, construction and fine motor development (Graber, 2025)
Mixed media such as breads, paper and fabric should used for experiment, design and colour
Digital technologies such as 3D printing should used for problem solving, better result and future learning
Techniques and Approaches
Sculpture using the local technologies and materials based on culture
Modelling using the modern 3D technologies for realistics
Weaving and textile arts putting local afforts