What has influenced the artists I have looked at?

In your Evaluation what is the first thing you should consider?

appearance, subject matter, material & techniques.

In our mind-map I structured three key parts to cover when discussing the artists' work...

how your work has been inspired by the artist.

When writing about your work and your sources of inspiration what should you not leave out...

No, just stick to the facts about the artist.

No, your work should be an accurate copy of the artist intentions.

Yes, but only if your final outcome theme is the same as the artist.

Yes, it is very important that you explain how your outcome is personal & meaningful to you.

When evaluating your final outcome should you comment on how it is personal & meaningful to you?

No you should only focus on your early experiments.

No, you should explain how your work has developed from the start.

Should you only focus on the end outcome when evaluating your work?

Key stage 3

Evaluation

I completed two responses, one with a printout and one with a transferred drawing.

I decided to focus on just one as I was tired.

The four primed cardboard designs I had prepared.

How many final pieces did I complete for my empowerment piece?

Which artist did I chose to use for my final pieces?

No, I was bored and chose to use oil paint instead.

Yes, I used gouache as in previous exercises.

Did I stick to the same painting materials I used in the previous lessons?

Why did I start with covering the light areas of the image?

No, I decided to go free over certain areas to add a personal touch.

When working over the pattern did I copy exactly every single part of the image?

What is the term that I used to refer to the application of skin coloured tones in my final portrait?