Light writing is a direct manipulation technique involving long exposures and ‘in camera’ manipulation. This abilty to alter, change or creatively stylise composition allows for more experimental outcomes and creative interventions.
Level 3 Photography
Learners examples: Various 2011
Kate Malone is a ceramic artist and ‘maker of decorative objects’. Her work explore organic and natural forms that have a strong sculptural and robust forms yet contain sensitive and highly detailed surface design and texture. Kate Malone is a featured artists in our Level 2 Natural Form Project and has inspired a series of organic ceramic tiles
Natural Form Project
Learner Example: Jordan 2011
This is your Yr 8 Art and Design brief for our new Clay/3D Project. You can assess your progress whilst exploring and experimenting with colour and responding to the work of Aztec Art, Luchadores and Mexicana.
Our latest brief for the Level 3 BTEC/GCE course, learners investigate the Psychology behind the creative process studying and responding to
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Buildings This GCSE Art and Design/Textile Brief is for you to assess your own learning and meet your 2012 GCSE examination deadline. We have
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Sense of Place: 2012 This GCSE Art and Design/Textile Brief is for you to assess your own learning and meet your 2012 GCSE examination
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Gary Hume’s work stripped the portrait into a minimal form and compartmentalizes it into line, shape and colour. Working from
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Departmentart.co.uk is an interactive resource showcasing our learners personal and critical responses to Artist and Designers work.
Departmentart.co.uk is made up of a creative collective that all teach in an inner-city London comprehensive school. We have designed and deliver a curriculum (Key Stage 3 -5) that promotes Creativity, Experimentation, Exploration, Risk taking and Independent Learning.
Our portal is available to all learners globally and we welcome feedback, contributions and networking opportunities from creative partnerships.
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