Task 3:
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Your ideas should
be explored in numerous ways – one or two approaches will not be enough. No
matter what discipline you are you must use your recording skills as a means
of effectively and efficiently recording your intentions. In this you must
work with a range of media and scale. Where possible work from life, but your
photos will also be useful reference material. You should use your annotation
to explore the potential of your drawn imagery and how this will help trigger
your design/painting ideas.
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Timescale for completion of this task:
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To be completed by Monday 29th
April
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Checklist of evidence required
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4 x good quality drawings accompanied
by some good quality analysis.
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Criteria covered by this task:
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See project brief
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Task 4:
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Throughout your entire project you should continue to add
to your research and gathering of primary imagery – please ensure that you
continue to explain your intentions and how these fit into your own development
of your creative process. It is this that will influence your overall
project.
You should now begin to develop a series or working
drawings/design ideas which help to fully communicate your intentions, look
at these as possible solutions and begin to offer ideas on how you might
select and employ materials, equipment and technique, and how these will each
influence the development of your work, and that you have a thorough
understanding of this and whose work may have influenced your decision making
in this. Include examples of media and process and include any health and
safety issues attached to each.
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Timescale for completion of this task:
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To be completed by Wednesday 1st
May
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Checklist of evidence required
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6 x design ideas to be presented on
separate pages and accompanied by media samples and analysis.
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Criteria covered by this task:
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See project brief.
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Friday, April 26, 2019
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