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What is the primary focus of Assessment Objective 1 in 3D Design coursework?
What is the primary focus of Assessment Objective 1 in 3D Design coursework?
Which of the following should not be prioritized when selecting sources for AO1?
Which of the following should not be prioritized when selecting sources for AO1?
What aspect of an artist's work should you explore to meet AO1's requirement for in-depth research?
What aspect of an artist's work should you explore to meet AO1's requirement for in-depth research?
What should you include when analysing an artist's impact on your own ideas?
What should you include when analysing an artist's impact on your own ideas?
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How should you document your research and ideas for AO1?
How should you document your research and ideas for AO1?
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When reflecting on an artist's work, what is important to explain?
When reflecting on an artist's work, what is important to explain?
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What is an effective way to connect your research to your project?
What is an effective way to connect your research to your project?
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In presenting your portfolio, what element is key to show the examiner?
In presenting your portfolio, what element is key to show the examiner?
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Study Notes
Assessment Objective 1 (AO1) in 3D Design GCSE Coursework
- Focus: Developing Ideas Through investigations informed by the work of artists, designers, or craftspeople.
- Objective: Research, analysis, and understanding of sources that inspire and inform creative ideas
Identifying Relevant Sources
- Choose artists, designers, movements relevant to design theme.
- Examples: Sculptors, product designers, architects, design movements.
- Prioritize sources with a clear connection to the 3D aspect of your work (Materials, forms, structures).
In-Depth Research
- Investigate chosen sources:
- Materials used
- Construction methods
- Distinctive features of their work
- Explore purpose and context of their work:
- Why did they make these creative choices?
- How do these choices affect the message or function of their work?
Analysis and Reflection
- Analyze how each artist or designer's work impacts your own ideas.
- Analyze specific elements:
- Form
- Texture
- Balance
- Space
- Explain how these elements inspire your project.
- Use visual analysis to consider techniques, shapes, and colors:
- Drawings, photos, small 3D studies document why these elements are appealing or relevant to your work.
Connecting Research to Your Project
- Show a clear link between your research and your ideas:
- If inspired by an artist's use of geometric shapes, explain how this influences shapes in your design.
- Reflect on how you might adapt or change what you've seen to fit your own ideas:
- Give your work a personal twist.
Consistent Documentation
- Include images, sketches, small 3D studies, and notes that track your research and evolving ideas.
- Present these in your portfolio (Power Point)
- Documentation is key:
- Visually and in writing
- Shows the examiner your process and how it guides your work.
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This quiz focuses on Assessment Objective 1 in 3D Design GCSE Coursework. It emphasizes the importance of researching and analyzing the works of artists, designers, and craftspeople to inform and inspire your own creative ideas. Dive deep into relevant sources and explore how their materials and methods can influence your designs.
