Halima’s a level coursework project begins with first hand observation of butterflies and hatching cocoons. often deemed an overdone, ‘pretty’ subject matter, butterflies in this case are approached in a way that is original and exciting, resulting in rich, layered, mixed media sketchbook pages. your work uses a beautiful array of mixed. Some of enrico’s sketchbook pages can also be viewed in our publication: outstanding high school sketchbooks. this edexcel as level textile design sketchbook page is by halima akhtar, completed while studying within the woldingham school art department, uk. halima achieved 95% for her as exam and 100% for her as coursework (a*).
This sketchbook page is by charlotte relf, completed while studying aqa as level art and design (textiles) at mayfield grammar school, uk. charlotte uses a range of media on this page, including torn newspaper, tipp ex liquid correction fluid on tracing paper, and free machine embroidery on dissolvable fabric, creating replicas of jellyfish. Example for hw week 1 produce at least a double page presentation of research on your chosen artist creatively and appropriately, in sketchbooks. include brief info, at least 4 key inspirational images drawings paintings from the artists work, in and around the found images, 10 key words summerising the artist’s work and how you will use it. A sketchbook can be a beneficial tool, the key to achieving sustained progress in your artwork. sketchbooks can be used in all sorts of ways, even if you don’t consider yourself good at drawing. you might use them to consolidate your thoughts, or do some planning work. you can use them to record a visual snapshot of the things you see around. A level textiles: beautiful sketchbook pages a journey that begins with first hand observation and ends with complex, three dimensional pieces, halima’s as and a2 textile projects are superb exemplars for others: some of the best textile sketchbooks that i have seen.
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