AS 91452 · 4 credits · Internal
Drawing from photography
Systematically clarify ideas using drawing informed by established photography practice
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In this standard, you'll use drawing to develop and refine your ideas, drawing inspiration from real photography work you've studied. You need to show a clear sequence of drawings that proves your thinking has developed step-by-step, and explain how established photographers have influenced your approach.
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- ·Create a series of drawings that show clear thinking and progression—not just random sketches, but work that proves you're developing ideas deliberately
- ·Analyse and reflect on your own thinking and the photography practice you've studied, using this to inform your drawing decisions
- ·Reference real photographers or photography styles (established practice) and show you understand how their work influences your own approach
- ·Document your decision-making process through drawing—show the thinking that happens across your series, not just in finished pieces
- ·Develop concepts, subject matter, or visual problems through multiple drawings that connect to photography practice
You systematically clarify ideas using drawing informed by established photography practice—your series shows clear thinking and references photographers, but the analysis and connection between your work and established practice could be more explicit.