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Summative composition exam Art work

Summative composition exam Art work. SeaGull centre mural design.

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Summative composition exam Art work

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  1. Summative composition exam Art work SeaGullcentre mural design

  2. As a way to Test all that you have learned this last term you are going to create a final seagull Centre mural design. This Mural design needs to incorporate the spirit of the sea Gull Centre, evidence of Artist models at least two from the list and a refined control of practical art making and media. You can use a range of media paint, pen, and dyes which you have experimented previously with. This is due end of week 3-which means you will have to use some homework time for research ideas. -Research and create a visual brainstorm of ideas surrounding Seagull center reuse/ recycle or NZ- environment conservation. 1x A3 Pg (wk 1) check Thursday class -Thinking about composition rule of thirds create 3 x compositional sketches these do not need to be perfect sketches but do need to show you are thinking about space, scale, perspective ect. -Wk 2 check thursday -create a final drawn up mural on A3 paper this should be checked with teacher before you progress to using media. On the back write a sentence about the media you are using eg contrast and colors, what your artwork idea represents. Ect

  3. Artist 1- Zio Ziegler

  4. Pablo Picasso and David Hockney Multiple perspective

  5. Using rule of thirds to make artwork more awesome!!!!

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