Year 12 drawing exam june july20
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This document provides instructions for a Year 12 internal exam task. Students must complete either 1) one long tonal drawing over 10 hours or 2) several smaller studies and sketches over 10 hours. Students should upload their completed drawings by Friday, July 3rd at 6pm. This exam work will be assessed and included with the student's other Year 12 work and will contribute towards their Year 13 personal portfolio grade.
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The document outlines a schedule for an experimental drawing board project, with tasks including completion of the drawing boards by March 7th, work on a mood board due by March 9th, and the final hand in of the experimental drawing boards on March 11th along with a showing of merchandise designs for t-shirts.
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Experimental drawing board
This document provides instructions for a task that will be assessed and earn marks. It instructs the student to create a board titled "Experimental Drawings" that includes a variety of street food-related drawings in different mediums like pen, ink and biro, as well as watercolor. The board should also feature the title, original photographs from a shoot, short annotations describing the drawings, test samples, and links to other artists' works, such as one shown in a previous PowerPoint presentation and Georgina Luck.
Street food graphical drawings
Street food artists and illustrators start by completing a series of graphical drawings inspired by food items or street food, either directly from objects or photographs. These drawings should be mounted on a board and completed using a range of fine liners.
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