AQA GCSE Art and Design: Fine Art EXAM Exam project = 40% of your final GCSE mark 10 hour exam Just after Easter! AO1 (Develop) – Find relevant artists to look at Use this work to inspire mini pieces of work Make personal comments about this work Visit museums, galleries, cities, park etc to inspire your work AO2 (Experiment) – Explore different media in your sketchbook Use different techniques and processes Evaluate how successful your experiments have been Refine your studies as you head towards your Main Piece AO3 (Record) Collect and present only relevant imagery Produce high quality drawings/sketches/ paintings etc Take your own photos – Make sure you annotate Annotate your work as you go AO4 (Present) Produce confident and high quality final piece/s Ensure your work links to your prep work fluently Starting Points 1. Openings 5. Gardens 7. Fragments Aim to produce at least 16 pages in your sketchbook - you should go for 20. Quality is more important than Quantity. Check your GCSE Handbook for ideas and Examples Plan your sketchbook

5 – Gardens Gardens have often inspired Artists: Look at Japanese Roman, Persian and Egyptian Gardens Claude Monet created his own garden at Giverny Adrian Berg painted gardens around London Many artists paint and draw flowers. Research appropriate sources and create your own response to Gardens.

Q5. GARDENS Artist: Adrian Berg

Q5. Gardens Elizabeth Blackadder

Japanese Painting

Egyptian and Persian Gardens

Paul Morrison

Angie Lewin

Claude Monet Built his own garden in Giverny, France.