This document provides guidance and ideas for students to create their own personal final outcome for a project. It encourages students to show independence and personal choices to push their grade higher. It lists various media and techniques for students' final sections, such as pencil, paint, photography, and digital editing. Example works using different combinations of these techniques are displayed. The document instructs students over the next week to complete a mood board of their chosen media, an artist study using the same techniques, and to select photographs to use for their final outcome design development board.

1. To gain higher marks you MUST show some
independence and personal choices. You
final part of this project is for your to create
your own personal final outcome. If this
section of your project is done well this
could really push your grade up as well as
support you with preparing for you Exam
Unit!

2. Media/Technique Ideas
-Pencil
-Biro
-Fineliner
-Ink
-Conte and Charcoal
-Paint (watercolour, acrylic, oil)
-Brusho
-Bleach
-Wax
-Coffee
-Collage and mixed media
-Mono printing
-Etching
-Lino Printing
-Photography
-Photoshop
-Phone App editing
-Animation
-Darkroom work
-Cyanotypes
-Sewing
-Image transferring
-Clay
-Wire
-Plaster + modrock

3. On the next few slides
are a few ideas to help
you decide what media
you might want to use …

7. Tonal Pencil, Watercolour, Fineliner, oil pastel….

15. Photoshop + Etching

17. Photoshop
-Filters
-Double Exposure
-Colour Splash
-Colour
Adjustments

18. Photo Apps
- Photoshop
- AfterFocus
- Alt Photo
- BlurFX
- Camera+
- Diptic
- Distressed
- EyeEm
- FilterStorm
- FrontView
- Glaze
- Hipstamatic
- Image Blender
- Iris
- Mextures
- PicFX
- Rainy Daze
- Fragment
- Superimpose

19. Darkroom
Photography

20. Photograms

21. Timothy Pakron + David Minor:
Darkroom Photography

22. Lumen Prints

23. Cyanotype is a
photographic printing
process that produces a
cyan-blue print. Engineers
used the process well into the
20th century as a simple and
low-cost process to produce
copies of drawings, referred
to as blueprints. The process
uses two chemicals:
ammonium iron(III) citrate
and potassium ferricyanide.

24. Carlo Muttoni: Physical Manipulation

25. Julie Cockburn: Photoshop
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbOiS3ujeoY
Look at the Photoshop You Tube link to
create these results

30. Dry Point Etching

32. Monoprinting

33. Lino Printing

35. Acetate Transfer

36. Acetate Transfer and Sewing

37. Acetate Transfer and Sewing

39. Image Transfer onto wood

44. Over the next week you need to…
1)Complete a double page Mood board of images of your
chosen media/technique you want to use for your personal
final outcome.
2)Complete an Artist study (either in your sketchbook or on
an A2 board). This Artist should use the same techniques
that your have chosen for your final outcome. For higher
marks you should us your own photograph to produce the
transcription.
3) Choose a range of photographs that you have taken that
you are considering using to complete your final outcome
(make sure you print these images). You will be using these
pictures to produce a ‘Design Development’ A2 board next
week.
Monday12th December