Systematically clarify ideas using drawing informed by established sculpture practice
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This standard asks you to develop and refine your sculpture ideas through drawing, learning from how professional and established sculptors work. You need to create a series of drawings that show how your ideas develop over time, using techniques and approaches inspired by real sculptors you've studied. Your drawings should demonstrate that you understand sculpture's particular way of working as you think through your own artistic problems.
You systematically use drawing to clarify and develop your sculpture ideas, informed by studying established sculptors, with your work showing progression across a series of drawings.
You systematically extend your ideas by critically evaluating your drawings and sculpture thinking, showing how established sculptor approaches have influenced your problem-solving and development.
You critically analyse and regenerate your earlier ideas by revisiting and re-forming them through drawing, synthesising understanding from established sculpture practice to create significantly new and developed work.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.