Cardboard Diorama Pack 10

This cardboard diorama box is the perfect stage for a miniature world, eco-system, an imagined landscape, or a moment captured in time! These dioramas are made from white 1mm thick board. They are sturdy, strong and self standing. Models can be hung from the lid, or stuck to the sides. Skewers can be poked through the walls with ease. The outer shell can also be decorated.
Each assembled diorama measure: Height 23cm X Wide 20cm X Deep 8cm.
This self assembly design includes a pre-cut window 21 X 18cm.

Dioramas are a wonderful way to explore a theme, as it combines the different areas of art in one project (construction, modelling, painting, drawing etc). When faced with the practical challenge of creating a 3D world students are able to develop their problem solving and conceptualisation skills, and learn about composition and design.

Key Features:  

• Pack of 10 
• Assembled diorama measures: Height 23cm X Wide 20cm X Deep 8cm.  
• Pre-cut window 21 X 18cm. 
• Made from white 1mm thick board. 
• Easy self-assemble design. 
• Create a miniature world, eco-system, an imagined landscape, or a moment captured in time. 
• Models can be hung from the lid or stuck to the sides and skewers can be poked through the walls with ease. 
• The outer shell can also be decorated. 
• Sturdy, strong and self-standing.  
• Dioramas are a wonderful way to explore a theme, as it combines the different areas of art in one project (construction, modelling, painting, drawing etc). 
• Students can develop their problem solving and conceptualisation skills and learn about composition and design. 

Creating your diorama:
Step 1: Plan out a design on paper, noting the colours and layers required to build a scene.
Step 2: Make a list of the materials to be used. Explore textures, materials, colours etc.
Step 3: Decorate the background of the diorama. Use Slicks (paint sticks), poster colours, markers, paper and other collage materials. The outer shell can also be decorated.
Step 4: Build up the ground, sides and landscape. Encourage students to explore perspective effects.
Step 5: Add details and other features.