Year 10 exam – summer 2011 Reflection and Distortion
| Week one (16/5/11) · Give out papers Homework – Start to make a Powerpoint presentation based on the theme, or an aspect of the theme which interests you. |
| Week two (23/5/11) · Draw a reflective object using pencil, showing tone. · Draw a reflective object using oil pastels showing colour. · Finish or improve one of the above. Homework- – Draw yourself reflected in the back of a spoon and show how the reflection has been distorted. Show tone. Research Escher and make a transcription of a drawing by him showing reflections. |
Half term (30/5/11)
- During the half term week take photos of reflective and transparent objects; buildings, cars, windows, bottles etc.
- Visit Docklands (Canary Wharf) and take photos of the reflective office buildings there.
| Week three (6/6/11) · Make a transcription of one of Hockney’s paintings of a Californian pool. · Make multimedia transcriptions of ripples – 2 wet materials, 2 dry materials. · As above. Homework- Make a second transcription of a Hockney ‘pool’ painting. |
| Week four (13/6/11) · Brainstorm ideas based on the theme and make thumbnail drawings of ideas. · Make 6 annotated ideas/thumbnail sketches. · Finish any work started so far; print Powerpoint, photos etc. Stick images in book and annotate. Homework- Find and research an artist connected to your final idea (these artists will be different for each of you but your teacher will help you by suggesting suitable artists). |
| Week five (20/6/11) - Activities week Homework – take photos of yourself and friends reflected and distorted eg. in shop windows, through glass doors etc. Have fun! |
| Week six (27/6/11) · Test materials for your final piece and make trial studies. · Make full sized trials, compositions and lay-outs. · Finalise all plans and check that you have all materials and equipment prepared for your exam. |
| Week seven – Final five hour exam in this week (date to be confirmed). Homework – Evaluate your year 10 exam (preparatory work and final exam piece) |
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