Art & Design · GCSE
Taking, Not Copying
What is the difference between a page about an artist and a page that has actually changed your own work? AO1 as the objective it really is, critical understanding and not biography; what the DfE actually counts as a source, which is craftspeople and designers and even places and issues, not only artists; primary and secondary sources and why the object beats the screen; and the creative-industries requirement almost nobody teaches. The centrepiece is a worked annotation marked the way a moderator reads it, with the three phrases that earn the mark pulled out and explained. Eight terms to define and the misconceptions that cost marks. Photographed, not drawn: a nautilus shell.
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