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- Students will use their 15 hour mock exam period to complete a large-scale observational artwork in their chosen medium, like pencil, painting, or pen and ink, to practice working in a controlled environment and link to their personal project theme. They should choose a reference photo, explain its connection to their theme, and add artist inspirations to their sketchbook along with observational experiments and trials of techniques at different scales to ensure success.
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