A2 personal study artist boards
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The document provides guidance for a personal study project where students will choose their own topic to research. They are to create artworks and an essay on the topic to help develop their understanding of art issues. Students must first decide on a topic they are interested in and create a visual mood board to represent it. They will then make artist boards, including facts and images, for at least three artists relevant to their chosen topic to receive marks for their artist research.
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Task one
You will choose your own topic for a personal study in art to help develop your skills and understanding of art issues. You will create artworks and an essay on the topic. It is important to pick a topic you are genuinely interested in to sustain your investigation. You should make a Pinterest account to follow your school's board and create an album of ideas for your topic, gathering inspiration from original artists. Your first task is to brainstorm topic ideas after reviewing guidance, create a Pinterest album of potential subjects and media, and choose an artist linked to your emerging theme to photograph and interpret next week.
Task one summer
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Pinterest yes!
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2. Key terms are defined, such as boards, pins, liking, following, and re-pinning.
3. Examples are given of how Pinterest can be used to create boards for specific school subjects or topics, with screenshots of sample school and personal Pinterest boards.
Plan
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- One lesson is dedicated to working on an original idea, and another is allotted for finishing touches and contingencies.
- One lesson will be missed due to an interview, so contingency time will be reduced.
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