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How is space represented in this picture (foreground, middle ground, background). For example, if
you want to draw a purple llama, then do it. It also tends to create a rich, tactile sketchbook with
visual appeal. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it. These
identify the important components of her project: emotive facial expressions and swirling hair,
defying gravity. The photographs are well composed and are treated as artworks in their own right. It
was inspired by Anja Vesterlund Kleener, whose work I love. IGCSE Art can seem like a massive
shape looming over your shoulders, but you just have get to work and try not to get too caught up in
what you think the examiner will want. Don’t forget making artwork is time consuming so you will
need to be happy to work in your own time. As someone completely new to watercolors, their works
are highly inspiring and delicate. It would be useful if you had your own pencil crayons, access to a
digital camera and your own data stick. What is the genre of this picture? (still life, portrait,
landscape, architecture, abstract, conceptual, etc.) Apply. What does this picture remind you of. You
can write a lot about a single artwork when you know what you are looking for. A highly talented
student, Manisha gained a result of 98% for her Coursework project. You will need the basics like a
pencil, rubber and sharpener and a folder to take work home in. It’s a lot of work, which is why it’s a
really good idea to start the project as soon as possible. What do you think other people would say
about this work. What do you think is worth remembering about this image. This was a theme set by
the teacher and interpreted individually by students. What have you learned from exploring this
work of art. This book has high-resolution images so that fine details and annotation are clear,
making it an excellent resource for students and schools. Force can be linked with anything really, so
my concepts were generated randomly without any restrictions. It is more straightforward, as I used
denser shadows and sharper lines. Use our helpful tips to achieve success in studies. This sketchbook
page was completed during a gallery visit, where students analysed the composition of artworks
created by local artists. Both artists portray some kind of grim imagery in most of their works that
provoke feelings of misery and shock. I have also included a collage of a section of John Singer
Sargent’s Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose, which he painted at dusk for a short period of time each day,
when the light was just right. How can you tell? Which Formal Elements seem important. Now
studying at Auckland University School of Medicine, Manisha is a talent to watch.
Note that the beautiful observational drawings of natural forms (a skull on the left and a dried fish
carcass on the right) are both drawn directly from life, rather than second hand imagery. This
sketchbook page includes confident and sophisticated experimentation with line (hatching and
rendering techniques) as well as with several wet mediums, including acrylic paint, water colour and
Indian ink. Exercises such as this are fun and relatively quick for students to complete. The course is
about drawing, painting and using a variety of different materials to make pieces of art work on a
variety of themes. If you don’t enjoy drawing, painting or getting your hands dirty making artwork.
The theme for our project is natural forms. The pupils have been looking in particular at the work of
the artist Michael Mew for their inspiration. A great tip for International GCSE students is to use a
range of grounds and drawing surfaces within their sketchbook. This sketchbook page includes
natural forms such as a crab, drawn with a stick dipped in Indian ink; a graphite fish drawn over a
collection of textured papers, including old pieces of wallpaper; and a black pen and pastel fish. As
in other areas, Manisha excels in her understanding of composition and communication of ideas. How
would you describe this picture to a person who could not see it. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook
Share to Pinterest. We celebrate the effort and achievement of high school students and Art
Departments around the world. Which part of the picture strikes you as most interesting -
captivating, surprising, puzzling, mysterious. I decided to research Auerbach because the technique
he used is a completely different approach to what I am used to, which I find intriguing. What is the
genre of this picture? (still life, portrait, landscape, architecture, abstract, conceptual, etc.) Apply.
What does this picture remind you of. Olivia specialised in Painting and Related Media and was
awarded 99%; the highest result in Spain (October 2014). I also tried to capture how magical it is
when one notices nature coming to life in fantastic ways. It is more straightforward, as I used denser
shadows and sharper lines. If you like making art work and can draw skilfully this subject is for you.
As part of this project we take a visit to The Deep in Hull to take a closer look at the underwater
world. How is this picture different from real life? Analyse. Pick a variety of artists who inspire you,
talk about them in your research and respond to them with your own pictures. I just had to go for it
and didn’t have time to mull things over and think about them. The image above includes several
enlarged details, so that the intricacy of the mixed media layers and translucent colour washes are
apparent. I used long brush strokes to create movement, and tried to express transparency through
subtle changes in colour and tone. They worry that they won’t be able to come up with a creative
interpretation and sometimes spend weeks fretting over their ideas. I really enjoyed working more
loosely on this page and playing around with the materials I had at hand. What do you think this
image is about (its themes or big ideas). All of your work will be assessed formally by your teacher at
the end of each project and continually throughout each project. The drawing and media trials
demonstrate a level of technical skill and confidence that is well beyond her years.
The criteria is actually quite simple if broken down into four steps: research, record, experiment, and
reflect. But that’s okay! Looking back at the stuff I wrote, I can’t help but laugh how lucky I am that
the examiner and my teacher liked my strange sense of humour. It also tends to create a rich, tactile
sketchbook with visual appeal. If you like making art work and can draw skilfully this subject is for
you. This ensures that the artist models studied become an integral part of the Coursework project. I
found the recording part the hardest because learning comes naturally and, as most artwork has
similar qualities that makes them great (such as contrast, complementary colors, etc), I always end up
writing about the same things over and over again. If you don’t enjoy drawing, painting or getting
your hands dirty making artwork. These identify the important components of her project: emotive
facial expressions and swirling hair, defying gravity. The theme for our project is natural forms. The
pupils have been looking in particular at the work of the artist Michael Mew for their inspiration. I
chose gentle colours and created contrast mainly through complementary colours. Working with biro,
drawing the crows (shown in the enlarged detail above) was so much fun. She used a wash of earthy
ochres and blues to create an acrylic ground, and used graphite and white paint over this to apply
light and dark tone to the organic shell forms. This reminded me of gravity, which led me to the idea
of anti-gravity and space. Don’t forget making artwork is time consuming so you will need to be
happy to work in your own time. This piece was heavily inspired and influenced by one of my
favourite artworks by Ciaee Ching. She has a Bachelor of Architectural Studies, Bachelor of
Architecture (First Class Honours) and a Graduate Diploma of Teaching. The only guidance was that
it must include a theme of natural forms. It was like watching Alice losing her way from Wonderland
and ending up in Silent Hill. How does this new knowledge affect your understanding of the work?
Interpret. As someone completely new to watercolors, their works are highly inspiring and delicate.
It doesn’t have any of the right energy that I had imagined. Your class work will be worth 60% of
your final grade and you will work on this through Y10 and the first half of year 11. The drawing
and media trials demonstrate a level of technical skill and confidence that is well beyond her years. I
just had to go for it and didn’t have time to mull things over and think about them. You can find a
wide variety of great artists at art2day.com and on Pinterest. The image above includes several
enlarged details, so that the intricacy of the mixed media layers and translucent colour washes are
apparent. Working from these photographs, Samantha then produced quick, gestural charcoal
drawings. Natural forms: water, coastal landscape and trees are studied. What do you think it would
be like to live in this picture. I also tried to capture how magical it is when one notices nature coming
to life in fantastic ways.
We celebrate the effort and achievement of high school students and Art Departments around the
world. Use our helpful tips to achieve success in studies. Don’t forget making artwork is time
consuming so you will need to be happy to work in your own time. She has a Bachelor of
Architectural Studies, Bachelor of Architecture (First Class Honours) and a Graduate Diploma of
Teaching. All of your work will be assessed formally by your teacher at the end of each project and
continually throughout each project. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. Working
from these photographs, Samantha then produced quick, gestural charcoal drawings. I had a hard
time choosing which of the two concepts to paint for the exam so I painted both. In this sketchbook
page, Manisha has glued a piece of brown paper to the left hand side of the page and used this as a
mid-tone ground for a black and white charcoal drawing. Enjoy proficient essay writing and custom
writing services provided by professional academic writers. What is the genre of this picture? (still
life, portrait, landscape, architecture, abstract, conceptual, etc.) Apply. What does this picture remind
you of. Your class work will be worth 60% of your final grade and you will work on this through
Y10 and the first half of year 11. The criteria is actually quite simple if broken down into four steps:
research, record, experiment, and reflect. With figures drawn floating upwards (anti-gravity), the hair
and decorative clothing trail into the dripping background. Practice reading through the questions
below when looking at a picture, like the one above by Agnes Cecile, and see how many you can
answer: Remember. The birds carry with them a ribbon with little light bulbs hanging of them, which
shine through the darkness. What have you learned from exploring this work of art. It also tends to
create a rich, tactile sketchbook with visual appeal. Both artists portray some kind of grim imagery in
most of their works that provoke feelings of misery and shock. I used long brush strokes to create
movement, and tried to express transparency through subtle changes in colour and tone. A mixture of
both light and heavy is often hard to achieve, so it allowed me to experiment with pressure, angle,
and speed. Manisha has used several different techniques, including applying paint with a stick,
sponge and dripping splashes of ink onto a watery ground. The only guidance was that it must
include a theme of natural forms. Endangered species refers to the group of Research Paper
Introduction. I actually like the second piece better because I was more confident when applying
darker tones and used more materials. You might use clay, plaster, printmaking techniques and
photography as well as drawing and painting. This sketchbook page was completed during a gallery
visit, where students analysed the composition of artworks created by local artists. At the end of Y11
the quality of your work and your teacher’s marking will be checked or moderated by the exam
board. What can you discover about this image and the work of this artist through research. For her
first sketchbook page Manisha arranged shells within cardboard boxes (giving her ample opportunity
to practise the depiction of space), contrasting natural forms with the angular edges of boxes.
I decided to research Auerbach because the technique he used is a completely different approach to
what I am used to, which I find intriguing. I have also included a collage of a section of John Singer
Sargent’s Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose, which he painted at dusk for a short period of time each day,
when the light was just right. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. A great tip for
International GCSE students is to use a range of grounds and drawing surfaces within their
sketchbook. Endangered species refers to the group of Research Paper Introduction. Now studying
at Auckland University School of Medicine, Manisha is a talent to watch. These identify the
important components of her project: emotive facial expressions and swirling hair, defying gravity. I
had a hard time choosing which of the two concepts to paint for the exam so I painted both. This
piece was heavily inspired and influenced by one of my favourite artworks by Ciaee Ching. What do
you think this image is about (its themes or big ideas). How would you describe this picture to a
person who could not see it. Manisha has used a range of collaged mixed media to explore form and
develop her ideas within her IGCSE art sketchbook. I really enjoyed the Art course, and learnt a lot
from it. You will need the basics like a pencil, rubber and sharpener and a folder to take work home
in. The birds carry with them a ribbon with little light bulbs hanging of them, which shine through
the darkness. Samantha’s project is a superb reminder that the best way to approach a topic is to
ensure that it is grounded in first-hand observation, that you enjoy the process and that you craft a
personal, individual response. I chose gentle colours and created contrast mainly through
complementary colours. Traditionally printed photographs from the fish markets are included on this
great example of an IGCSE Art Coursework page. Use our helpful tips to achieve success in studies.
We celebrate the effort and achievement of high school students and Art Departments around the
world. You could study art from other cultures like Africa and Islam or base work on themes such as
Sea life, Cubism, Self Image. This reminded me of gravity, which led me to the idea of anti-gravity
and space. A highly talented student, Manisha gained a result of 98% for her Coursework project. I
just had to go for it and didn’t have time to mull things over and think about them. Pick a variety of
artists who inspire you, talk about them in your research and respond to them with your own
pictures. It is more straightforward, as I used denser shadows and sharper lines. As part of the project
we investigate ways to fragment images and explore how a series of artists, past and present,
fragment their work. It doesn’t have any of the right energy that I had imagined. I found the
recording part the hardest because learning comes naturally and, as most artwork has similar qualities
that makes them great (such as contrast, complementary colors, etc), I always end up writing about
the same things over and over again.
But that’s okay! Looking back at the stuff I wrote, I can’t help but laugh how lucky I am that the
examiner and my teacher liked my strange sense of humour. Endangered species refers to the group
of Research Paper Introduction. The enlarged details at the bottom show the sophisticated, watery
application of tone. Which part of the picture strikes you as most interesting - captivating, surprising,
puzzling, mysterious. We celebrate the effort and achievement of high school students and Art
Departments around the world. As part of this short project we take a walking tour in the city centre
to discover some of the hidden street artworks in our own locality. I also tried to capture how
magical it is when one notices nature coming to life in fantastic ways. If you continue to use this site
we will assume that you are happy with it. Manisha has used several different techniques, including
applying paint with a stick, sponge and dripping splashes of ink onto a watery ground. A highly
talented student, Manisha gained a result of 98% for her Coursework project. Enjoy proficient essay
writing and custom writing services provided by professional academic writers. Pick a variety of
artists who inspire you, talk about them in your research and respond to them with your own
pictures. It is more straightforward, as I used denser shadows and sharper lines. You can write a lot
about a single artwork when you know what you are looking for. Now studying at Auckland
University School of Medicine, Manisha is a talent to watch. The theme for our project is natural
forms. The pupils have been looking in particular at the work of the artist Michael Mew for their
inspiration. How does this new knowledge affect your understanding of the work? Interpret. I found
the recording part the hardest because learning comes naturally and, as most artwork has similar
qualities that makes them great (such as contrast, complementary colors, etc), I always end up writing
about the same things over and over again. This piece was heavily inspired and influenced by one of
my favourite artworks by Ciaee Ching. The drawing and media trials demonstrate a level of
technical skill and confidence that is well beyond her years. What do you think this image is about
(its themes or big ideas). The image above includes several enlarged details, so that the intricacy of
the mixed media layers and translucent colour washes are apparent. It’s a lot of work, which is why
it’s a really good idea to start the project as soon as possible. What do you think is worth
remembering about this image. When we hear of the term species, a class of individuals having
common attributes and designated by a common name comes to mind. The pupils created a small
pinch pot to hold the water for their work. Throughout this project we are working towards making
a ceramic object (of the students choice) that reflects sea life and the influences of the artists studied.
They have a lot of similarities and what I love the most is their use of colors and pattern. What
media was this made with? (paint, pencil, etc). It was inspired by Anja Vesterlund Kleener, whose
work I love.
She has a Bachelor of Architectural Studies, Bachelor of Architecture (First Class Honours) and a
Graduate Diploma of Teaching. The image on the left is particularly successful, involving a
photocopy that has pieces cut away, with the gaps redrawn. The pupils created a small pinch pot to
hold the water for their work. As part of this project we take a visit to The Deep in Hull to take a
closer look at the underwater world. I chose gentle colours and created contrast mainly through
complementary colours. This sketchbook page includes natural forms such as a crab, drawn with a
stick dipped in Indian ink; a graphite fish drawn over a collection of textured papers, including old
pieces of wallpaper; and a black pen and pastel fish. By John Pickrell. Life on Earth is in the throes
of a new wave of mass extinction, unlike anything since the demise of. It would be useful if you had
your own pencil crayons, access to a digital camera and your own data stick. The drawing and media
trials demonstrate a level of technical skill and confidence that is well beyond her years. Use our
helpful tips to achieve success in studies. It’s a lot of work, which is why it’s a really good idea to
start the project as soon as possible. This was a theme set by the teacher and interpreted individually
by students. Containing textural pieces and the seamless integration of a range of painting
techniques, Manisha’s painting brings together her earlier research and investigation: a beautiful,
competently executed final piece, depicting a range of natural forms. I really enjoyed working more
loosely on this page and playing around with the materials I had at hand. Samantha’s project is a
superb reminder that the best way to approach a topic is to ensure that it is grounded in first-hand
observation, that you enjoy the process and that you craft a personal, individual response. This
sketchbook page includes confident and sophisticated experimentation with line (hatching and
rendering techniques) as well as with several wet mediums, including acrylic paint, water colour and
Indian ink. The lines in his sketches are broken and fragile, contrasting with the dark tones, weighing
down the subject within. How would you describe this picture to a person who could not see it. I
have also included a collage of a section of John Singer Sargent’s Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose, which
he painted at dusk for a short period of time each day, when the light was just right. This exposes
students to a wide range of mediums and encourages experimentation. I just had to go for it and
didn’t have time to mull things over and think about them. The year’s course was broken into a
number of smaller assignments that were explored over the following sketchbook pages. With figures
drawn floating upwards (anti-gravity), the hair and decorative clothing trail into the dripping
background. This ensures that the artist models studied become an integral part of the Coursework
project. IGCSE Art can seem like a massive shape looming over your shoulders, but you just have get
to work and try not to get too caught up in what you think the examiner will want. At the end of Y11
the quality of your work and your teacher’s marking will be checked or moderated by the exam
board. Your class work will be worth 60% of your final grade and you will work on this through Y10
and the first half of year 11. The criteria is actually quite simple if broken down into four steps:
research, record, experiment, and reflect. The birds carry with them a ribbon with little light bulbs
hanging of them, which shine through the darkness. Don’t forget making artwork is time consuming
so you will need to be happy to work in your own time.