Materials/Equipment:
Students are expected to provide the following as a minimum requirement: AS:
Unit 1: Two sketchbooks (A4 or A3 recommended). One of these will be used as a critical journal, the other for studies, research, analysis, experimentation and development of ideas leading to the final practical piece of art and design coursework.
Unit 2: One sketchbook for exam studies, research, analysis, experimentation and development of ideas leading to the final practical piece of art and design produced in the exam.
A2:
Unit 3: One sketchbook for studies, research, analysis, experimentation and development of ideas leading to the final practical piece of art and design coursework.
Unit 4: One sketchbook for exam studies, research, analysis, experimentation and development of ideas leading to the final practical piece of art and design produced in the exam.
Additionally, students may choose to provide a portfolio (A1) and a choice of materials relating to the discipline(s) studied. Drawing is the basis of all disciplines and a soft pencil (one from 2B-9B) and perhaps a HB or B technical pencil would be required. A fine liner may be useful and a biro. Colour studies are expected and it would be useful to have a water colour set and perhaps acrylic paints, together with a range of detail brushes (particularly round) and bristle brushes (filbert shaped is recommended). The Department can provide many materials for work in class, but textile students may choose to provide particular fabrics or threads for a specific design and 3D students may need to buy materials such as balsa, MDF, oasis, etc. A memory stick is often needed and access to a digital camera out of school is particularly useful.
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