Draft & Critique

Standards:

• (ISTE 6: Creative Communicator) Students communicate clearly and express themselves creatively for a variety of purposes using the platforms, tools, styles, formats and digital media appropriate to their goals.

• 1.A.2 Creates new and worthwhile ideas using both incremental and radical concepts

Reference Photos & Copyright

Reference photos can help you understand how real-life 3D things look 2D (on a computer/ on paper), or how to draw in a specific style.

However, because this work is no longer for "practice" and will be displayed and shared out in the world, it is important to keep in mind copyright laws.

• It is best to find references from copyright-free websites like Pexels.

• You will need to avoid using trademarked logos, images of celebrities, movies, TV shows, books, songs, and sports teams/mascots in your work or as references.

• You will also need to avoid using others' unique artwork, drawings, paintings, illustrations, etc. as references.

• It is best to use multiple references to create your work. Using only one reference for your whole piece is generally not allowed as you are just creating a derivative of someone else's work.

• You may not simply trace someone else's helmet/vans/skateboard design.

Done?

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