to control or change something to achieve a desired effect

expanding and refining an idea to create a more complete outcome

in art, adding materials or techniques on top of each other to create depth or texture

Manipulating drawings

Art and design

Selecting inspirational visual source material

Recording from observation and first-hand sources

Developing ideas for experimentation

The art of critique: analysing and interpreting artworks

Drawing for different purposes and needs

Manipulating photographs

2D into 3D

Documenting the creative journey

This teacher-led unit introduces key principles and four assessment objectives through various drawing activities in the studio and on-site. Pupils will explore diverse sources, inspired by themes from a museum or site visit.

Foundation workshops: selecting primary sources and recording observations

Setting an intention in art refers to an {{ }} to move toward achieving your bigger goal.

Setting an intention in art is about choosing one specific {{ }} to experiment with in each piece you create.

An artist who uses fabric, scrap metal, and found objects is most likely exploring ...

It helps in using up time instead of generating new ideas.

It prevents mistakes from happening when generating new ideas.

It gives focus to your approach, helping generate new ideas and refine concepts.

It makes your drawing more colourful when refining ideas.

Which of the following is a benefit of drawing with purpose and intention?

wood, metal, fabric, or found objects can give art a unique texture

plastic or fabric can give the artwork a different or new look

rough, soft or smooth materials that make the art interesting to touch

experimenting with new materials leads to interesting outcomes

Match each concept with the correct description about using unconventional surfaces and materials in art.

To manipulate in art means to __________ or {{ }} elements in the artwork to achieve a specific effect.

Manipulating drawings

Lesson outcome