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You will use your Tūhura to now develop and create a resolved artwork which is a single sustained and significant artwork.
You must work within an established practice. An established practice encompasses how an artwork is created, viewed, experienced, and valued. It acknowledges and specifies the unique characteristics and constraints, stylistic intent, processes, materials, and techniques unique to the artwork/technique.
Your work must:
use media and techniques relevant to the art-making convention of your selected media area
use appropriate established practices that are informed by your selected artist model
identify the specific design and production conventions appropriate to the established practice.
Assessment Resource 1.2 & 1.3 2025Within your chosen media area you will create a range of related works and then explore and develop a resolved work for display such as
an artist book, or
a single resolved work, or
a hanging display.
YOU HAVE A CHOICE OF THREE ESTABLISHED PRACTICAL AREAS IN WHICH TO CREATE YOUR RESOLVED WORK
click on each media area for artist models, directions and exemplars of resolved work to inspire you.
Research and Idea Development for Artwork
Research and Idea Development for Artwork
Objective: To explore and generate ideas for an original artwork inspired by studying an artist model.
Instructions
1. Select an Artist Model [click on the media areas above]
- Choose your artist whose style or work resonates with you.
- Consider what aspects of their work appeal to you. Is it the subject matter, technique, color palette, or emotional impact?
2. Research the Artist:
- Gather information about the artist's life, background, and artistic influences.
- Study their artworks in detail. Examine a variety of pieces to understand the artist's range and evolution over time.
- Note down key observations about their style, themes, materials used, and any unique techniques. cut and paste their works or redraw and copy them into your sketchbook using their colour palettes and style.
3. Analyze the Artworks :
- Analyze specific artworks by your chosen artist. Look closely at composition, color usage, brushstrokes/media use, symbolism, and mood.
- Reflect on what emotions or thoughts the artworks evoke in you. How does the artist achieve this effect?
4.Identify Themes and Concepts:
- Identify recurring themes or concepts in the artist's work. Examples could include nature, identity, social issues, or abstraction.
5. Brainstorm Ideas for Your Artwork:
- Based on your research, start brainstorming ideas for your own artwork. Think about how you can adapt elements from the artist model into your unique creation.
- Experiment with different concepts, compositions, and mediums. Sketch out rough drafts or write down descriptive notes.
6. Develop a Concept Sketch:
- Choose one of your ideas to develop further into a concept sketch. This sketch should capture the essence of your proposed artwork.
- Pay attention to composition, scale, and overall visual impact.
7. Reflect and Refine:
- Take a step back and reflect on your concept sketch. Does it effectively convey the inspiration drawn from your artist model?
- Make any necessary refinements or adjustments to strengthen your concept.
8. Seek Feedback :
- If possible, share your concept sketch with peers, teachers, or mentors for constructive feedback.
- Use feedback to further refine your idea or gain new perspectives.
9. Plan Execution:
- Once satisfied with your concept, plan the execution of your artwork. Determine the materials, techniques, and timeline needed to bring your idea to life.
10. Create Your Artwork:
- Begin working on your artwork based on the finalised concept. Allow your unique voice to shine through while incorporating elements inspired by your artist model.
11. Reflect on the Process:
- After completing your artwork, reflect on the entire process. What did you learn from studying the artist model? How did it influence your creative approach? write yoour responses into your visual or digital workbook besides photographs of your work.
Additional Tips:
- Don't be afraid to experiment and take creative risks.
- Stay open to unexpected discoveries or inspirations along the way.
- Enjoy the journey of translating your research into a personal and meaningful artwork.
-document your process all the way through
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