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As part of the Structure project we will looking at Solving 2D Art and Design problems. We will begin this unit by developing your skills in technical drawing.

In applying a mathematical approach to drawing, you will learn how to:

~ Draw in 1 point perspective
~ Use isometric paper to create drawings that look 3D
~ Translate your own 3D design experiments into 2D representations

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HL = Horizon line (eye level)
VP = Vanishing Point ( furthest point)

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As part of the Structure project we will be Solving 3D Art and Design Problems. We will do this by:

~ Experimenting with paper folding techniques to create 3D models
~ Developing your paper models and ideas using drawings and a range of different media.

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How to make paper art: the Reverse folded paper

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Learn how to turn a flat piece of paper into an amazing 3d surface! This technique can be used in other paper projects, as an artwork on its own, or extended to create a larger interesting surface. Our goal with paper art projects is to eliminate boredom from life and to see the potential in the objects around us.

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Welcome To Padlet First year Ceramics Students! 

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Welcome To Padlet First year Ceramics Students! 

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Hello everyone,
This page has been created for you to upload research, images and analysis from the brief you have been given.

The brief states that each pupil has to research 'structure'.

You need to showcase your findings onto this Padlet page to demonstrate your understanding of ceramics and structure.

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We will be exploring how a flat piece of fabric can be cut, folded and stitched to create 3D patterns and sculptural forms.

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Good morning students, this Padlet is to be used to display your techniques and processes throughout your module.

Here you will share with one another your ideas and upload images of your works to show each other the practical skills that you are learning and have acquired, to produce a final piece of work.

Start thinking about the project, the successes and the challenges you will/might face

Present a series of images and analysis alongside

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Ian McDonald Parts Object 2013 glazed ceramic 7 1/2 x 13 x 7 3/4 inches Image credit: John Janca (via Rena Bransten Gallery: Ian McDonald art detail)

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Junta Watanabe ( Comme de Garçon)