This document outlines the final tasks for a stamp design project. Students are asked to create 4 stamp designs as a collectors set along with their favorite individual design. They must provide screenshot boards showing the design process and mount the final collectors set and individual design. Resources from Google images or Photoshop can be imported. Students are also instructed to take photos related to a street food brief for inspiration.

2. It’s now time to complete your
FINAL Stamp It! Designs for
the Royal Mail.
Ideally, it would be good to
have a ‘collectors presentation
set’ that we can mount up, so
4 designs that go together as a
set, and then choose your
absolute favourite to mount
on its own.
During the final design
process, as usual, you will need
to complete screen shots,
showing us HOW you have got
to your finished design, so that
we can allocate you the marks.

3. There are essentially 3
tasks to complete for
this FINAL SECTION:
1. Screen Shot Boards
showing how you are
making your final design.
2. Final Mounted set of
‘Presentation Stamps’ Set
of Four.
3. Final Mounted (Favourite
one) on it’s own

4. There are lots that you can
import from Google, or
you can design your own
on Photoshop.

6. There are loads to choose from on Google!

10. Work In Folder?
Stamp It! Mood Board
Stamp It! Artist 1
Stamp It! Artist 2
Stamp It! Photoshoot
Stamp It! Graphical Drawing (Year 10 Mock that we did in
the lesson)
Stamp It! Experiments from Graphical Drawings
Stamp It! Digital Experiments from one of your photo’s.
Stamp It! Digital Experiments to Hand Drawn Artwork
Stamp It! Royal Mail Research Mood Board
Stamp It! Final Designs for a set of Stamps with Screenshots
Stamp It! Final Set of Stamps on their own (Mounted)
Stamp It! One Final Design Mounted

11. Take further Photo’s for
our new ‘Street Food’
Brief.
Inspiration:
• Pumpkins
• Market stalls
• Food Stalls and Pop Up
Street Food
• Locations: St Albans/
London (Borough
Market is my
favourite)