AS 92001 · 5 credits · Internal
Design representation
Use representation techniques to visually communicate own product or spatial design outcome
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You need to show that you can use drawing and design techniques to visually communicate a product or spatial design you've created. This means using light, shadow, colour, and texture to help viewers understand what your design looks like in three dimensions, what it's made of, and what its key features are. You can present this as hand-drawn pictures, models, digital renderings, or animations.
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- ·Apply representation techniques (like shading, perspective, or rendering) to show the three-dimensional form and shape of your design
- ·Show the materiality of your design through light and shadow to demonstrate surface quality, texture, colour, and tone
- ·Communicate the key features and details of your design so viewers understand what it is and how it works
- ·Use a consistent light source to create tonal changes that reveal the form and depth of your design
- ·Select an appropriate representation mode—such as hand-drawn drawings, physical models, CAD renderings, or animations—and use it effectively
You successfully use representation techniques to visually communicate the three-dimensional form, features, and materiality of your design so viewers can understand what it looks like and what it's made of.