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This document outlines the requirements for the 3 portfolio sections - Breadth, Concentration, and Quality - required for the AP 3D Studio Art class. The Breadth section must include 8 artworks demonstrating mastery of design principles. The Concentration section requires a body of 12 images unified by an underlying idea. The Quality section consists of digital photos of 5 works showing advanced design skills and technical proficiency.
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- 1. AP 3/D Studio Art Introduction Mrs. C.L. Colby New Smyrna Beach High School
- 2. 3 Portfolio Sections • Breadth Section • Concentration • Quality
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- 4. Unity
- 5. Variety
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- 8. Contrast
- 9. Rhythm
- 12. Elements of Design • The Principles of Design can be articulated through the visual elements.
- 13. These issues can be explored through techniques Additive Process
- 16. Fused
- 17. Use a variety of materials in your portfolio Mat Board Foam Core
- 18. Cardboard
- 20. Clay
- 21. Plaster Paper
- 22. Tape Wire Fabric
- 24. Installation
- 25. Mixed-Media
- 26. Quality Section • Digital images of five works (two views of each) that demonstrate mastery of 3/D design. • Principles apparent in the form, concept, activation of physical space, and execution of the work.
- 27. Concentration Section • “A body of work unified by an underlying idea that has visual coherence.” • Is the work presented actually a concentration? • Is there evidence of thinking and of focus? • Is development and investigation evident in the in the artwork represented? • Is there quality in both concept and technique? • 12 Images
- 28. Hannah
- 29. Logan
- 30. Stephanie