Shadow Box Frames and Fine Art Assemblage
Recently, we’ve seen a great shift between the realms of 2D and 3D art. Not quite paintings and not quite sculptures, these art pieces are more of an assemblage of 3D objects meant to be viewed on a 2D-plane. You may have even made these in school at some point.
Today, we are talking about dioramas.
Not your average middle school project
Before you get skeptical, these are anything but your average diorama. Shadow box frames are typically used to hang sports jerseys and personal memorabilia, and custom framers are great at arranging these objects to fit whatever the customer may need. Using square shadow boxes for fine art, however, requires much more creativity and artistic know-how. You will need to experiment and try different methods of mixed media and sculpture to get the effect you’re looking for.
Don’t be afraid to experiment, though! Experimentation is how you become more advanced in your art, and trying a slew of different things is necessary to become more creative and technically skilled. Find our shadow box frames here to get started!
For a great inspiration board from pinterest, click here.
To see how Audra Krunkle from Oddities: San Francisco does her work, click here.
[…] Shadow Box Frames and Fine Art Assemblage Recently, we ve seen a great shift between the realms of 2D and 3D art. Not quite paintings and not quite sculptures, these art pieces are more of an assemblage of 3D objects meant to be viewed on a 2D-plane. You may have even made these in school at some point. Today, we are talking about dioramas. Not your average middle school project While popular for school projects, this Alice in Wonderland piece is proof that dioramas are every bit as capable of being fine art. […]