the area around, between and within objects. It can be physical, like a room, or it can be visual

a point of change, a space between two different areas

things that block, separate, or divide spaces, people, or ideas

how an artist chooses to surround or crop a subject in an artwork

Inside and outside in Graphic Communication

Art and design

Portraits and figures in Graphic Communication

Objects in graphic communication

Natural forms in graphic communication

Landscapes in Graphic Communication

Light and dark in Graphic Communication

Pupils can select or rotate through these units that feature diverse and inclusive artist references, consider application of their skill strengths and encourage critical thinking and personal connections.

Responding to themes and genres

True or False: Photographers and designers often respond to a theme by researching and collecting visual references first.

Which of the following is not a theme a photographer might explore?

Focusing on shapes, textures, or patterns

Suggesting deeper meaning through objects or composition

True or False: A theme in photography always has only one correct way of being interpreted.

So they can make their work meaningful and engaging

So they can avoid making mistakes in spelling

Why is it important for a photographer to understand the audience when responding to a theme?

Match the element of photography to what it can help express:

Inside and outside in Graphic Communication

Lesson outcome