Natural resources of artistic expression

Resources available in the natural environment can be used to make artwork. Artists rely on three main sources of nature to create artifacts. Source is my [plant source ii] animal source
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Plant source

This is a resource obtained from plants and trees in the environment. In fact, all parts of plants or trees can be used to produce functional artifacts. For example, leaves of some plant species, such as palm trees, can be used to produce interesting temporary hats for fun occasions. Palm leaves or branches can be separated and woven into baskets and other forms of containers for storing and storing agricultural products and personal items. The trunks of plant species such as Sese, Asanfena, Sapele, Mahogany, Wawa can be used to engrave beautiful and practical sculpture figures. How about the seeds of these plants? They can be wound with threads and used to produce a variety of beads for body decoration. The shape, shape and texture of trees are a powerful source of thought for past and present artists. The hazards of floral color have been imitated by designers of packaging and other visual communication tools as their color scheme.

Animal source

This reflects the resources obtained from animals. The most important of these are the skins, skins and skins of small and large animals used to produce leather by the tanning process. Leather materials can be used to produce countless items such as hats, jackets, belts, shades, furniture, table mats, wall hangings, etc. Some mammals and birds have fur and feathers used to produce bristles. Some are used to make quills for calligraphy writing, while others are used to make beautiful colors and used to make brooch and other fine clothing accessories.

The skeletons and ivory of some animal species can be carved into interesting articles and numbers. Some are used to make musical instruments like speakers that produce beautiful sounds for entertainment purposes. Some of these animals use fat for the production of adhesives for painting and sometimes for glue. Some animal teeth can be used to make pendants and other forms of jewelry for decorating the body.

Mineral source

This reflects the resources that are obtained from the soil or hidden in the deep caves of the Earth. They include precious metals such as gold, silver, copper, bauxite and the like. These precious metals are cast into beautiful sculpture figures. Others are used to produce medals and other forms of jewelry. Other precious and semi-precious stones such as diamonds, turquoise, etc. are also used by artists, especially jewelers, to produce a variety of brooch, badges and jewels.

In addition, pottery and ceramic materials such as clay, Paris gypsum, cement, glazes and other important chemicals are obtained from minerals in the environment. Due to the resources collected from the mineral sources of the environment, the artist produced vases, tiles, utensils and pots of various shapes and colors.

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