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Creative Studio
Found object sculpture
Raya
HobTurn everyday items you find into amazing new sculptures and tell cool stories right now. Your imagination can make anything art.
By 2034, you could be creating stunning public art installations for the Olympic village, turning forgotten objects into beautiful masterpieces that inspire everyone.
Optional materials for this quest.
Hot Glue Gun with Extra Glue Sticks
RequiredA full-size (not mini) hot glue gun gives you a stronger, faster bond for joining found objects. Get a pack of at least 50 glue sticks — you will go through them faster than you expect once you start building.
E6000 Industrial Strength Adhesive
RequiredFor objects that hot glue can't hold — smooth metal, glass, heavy ceramic, or rubber — E6000 is the go-to adhesive for assemblage artists. Works on almost any material combination and dries flexible and clear. Use in a ventilated area.
Needle-Nose Pliers and Wire Cutters Set
Opens up the use of wire, old jewelry, hardware, and small metal objects as assemblage materials. A basic 3-piece set (needle-nose, flat-nose, wire cutter) costs very little and dramatically expands what you can build.