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- Diagram of a comparison
Take up two pages
Take up two pages
Add a double-page spread to your sketchbook and divide it up as above. My writing fills each of the boxes as it is a demonstration of the idea. What you need to add is some bullet points and short paragraphs but also sketches, marks, colours, techniques
Drawing, Painting and Writing
Drawing, Painting and Writing
The yellow marks represent where you should have a minimum of drawing and painting; sketches; mark making; thumbnails; colour swatches; transcription sketches etc
50/50
50/50
Aim for an even split between text and images. Annotate sketches with bullet points and notes that answer the questions posed in my diagram here
2. Comparison of smaller set of 2 or 3 artists: in text
2. Comparison of smaller set of 2 or 3 artists: in text
Techniques: paint handling SEEC
Techniques: colour SEEC
Techniques: drawing SEEC
Meaning: mood/atmosphere SEEC
Meaning: dramatic and active/ calm and static SEEC
Your interest: aspect of visual language that appeals SEEC
Your interest: content and subject SEEC
Comparison: aspect of visual language between the two SEEC
Evaluation: how do you think this creates a difference SEEC
What does SEEC mean?
For A level, you must explain and evidence your arguments. Just saying 'what' gets you an E grade
Statement - what you want to say about them eg 'I like their work because...'
Explanation - explain the reasons behind the statement 'I like the use of colours/ the style of brushstrokes/ the intention to show the subject in a certain way' etc
Example - point out a specific area in a painting or a part of a work that illustrates your statement and explanation
Conclusion - what point do you draw from this/ how will this impact your own work
3. Illustrated example
3. Illustrated example
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