12ARP - Artist Models

Established practices can be a great starting point for you to develop new ideas. Here are some ways you can use artist models to develop new ideas:

Research and analyse an artist model: Research and analyse established practices from an artist model. This can include studying the techniques, materials, and themes used in their artworks. This research can inspire you to experiment with new approaches or variations of established practices already explored
Experiment with established practices: experiment to develop new ideas. This can include using a different medium, changing the subject matter, or altering the composition or colour scheme. Through experimentation, you can discover new techniques or ways of using artist models that can lead to innovative ideas.
Challenge established practices: You can challenge established practices to develop new ideas. This can include taking a traditional approach and subverting it, or using unconventional materials or techniques. By challenging established practices, the artist can create something

As a senior art student, there is an expectation that you are working on your visual diary and digital workbook outside of class time as well.

Task 1- ARTIST MODEL RESEARCH & RESPONSE

4x A4 pages for each artist [ 12 pages in Visual Diary or 2 slides in your digital workbook]

Create an artist research page that looks at the artist more in-depth and allows you to experiment with their style and technique, while also researching their ideas.

For each artist, you will need to complete in your Visual Diary

1x page of Artist research
1x page of Art analysis
Create and include your own reference images
Create works as a personal response in the style of the Artist model [using your reference images not copying the artist [responding through line, value, colour] using a range of wet and dry media.
a series of resolved finished pieces A5/A4 using your reference image and artists style for folio
Annotation of your works and experiments in your Digital workbook or Visual diary

The artist pages guide you through the process and also provide tutorials on different aspects. This will mostly be Teacher-led throughout classtime to start with and then you will develop the practical aspect over the remaing 2 - 3 weeks.

Artist Models

Click to go to each artist page

workbook example.pdf

ALL EVIDENCE OF WORK IS TO BE UPLOADED WEEKLY TO YOUR DIGITAL WORKBOOK.

Annotations can be made directly into your digital workbook or in your visual diary and photographed.

Task 1- ARTIST MODEL RESEARCH & RESPONSE

Henry Moore

Kay Sage

De Chirico