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Students are instructed to take at least 60 photographs linked to their theme, visit two art exhibitions and document them in their sketchbook with notes and sketches, and create two large observational drawings or paintings for their summer work. They are also reminded to stay on track with their essay which will be assigned sections weekly and must be submitted to teachers, as it counts towards their final grade. Materials from their theme mood board, gallery visits, and summer photography must be compiled and organized in their sketchbook by September 7th.
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The document provides instructions for students to present photographs on A2 boards with short explanations linked to their theme. It also instructs students to complete their second artist board using the provided sheet to link their work to an artist, and suggests taking their own photograph in the style of the artist. Finally, it prompts students to choose photographs to use for observational artwork the following week and print them at A4 size.
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Year 13 art week 1
- 2. Discuss your summer work as a group… Take AT LEAST 60 photographs that link to your theme Visit two Art Exhibitions.. pick up leaflets, create sketches, take photographs and take notes (keep all of this ready to present in your sketchbook in September) Create AT LEAST two observational drawings or paintings. These should be AT LEAST A2 in size
- 3. It is really important that you keep up to date with your Essay as it counts towards your final grade. On Thursday’s Miss Findlay will set you a new section of your essay each week… so you MUST make sure you are up to date and handed in your most recent draft to google classroom to Miss May and Miss Findlay! This will help and support you with your progress. (We will start your essay next week)
- 4. -Stick your ‘Theme Mood Board’ into your sketchbook -Present your Gallery visits in your sketchbook. Add opinions and connections and inspirations for your project (ideally you should be creating transcription to go on these pages) -Have Summer Photography organised and ready to print on Tuesday Deadline: 7th September