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Introduction to Art

Every material has an absolute value and utility that may not be observed until such elements are put in the correct shape, size, or modeled in a way to look more appealing than the raw form. Most of these materials, according to Pamela Sachant et al. (77), are readily available but the value is not readily accepted until some intervention play role with a vigorous alteration to give the material a particular design or form. While some materials are considered valuable than others, it is also true that the actual value of the material component can only be determined through the end product that can be achieved form the original form. Material such as wood or clay may be used to design commodities of higher worth, therefore, understanding various methods of converting such material to a treasure is essential.

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