Drawing as Thinking
Art · JC 1 · Studio Practice and Material Exploration · 3.º Período

Drawing as Thinking

Utilising drawing not just as a final product, but as a fundamental tool for observation, ideation, and problem-solving.

MOE Syllabus OutcomesMOE H1 Art Studio LO1: Generate and develop ideasMOE H1 Art Studio LO2: Explore and experiment with materials

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Utilising drawing not just as a final product, but as a fundamental tool for observation, ideation, and problem-solving.

Key Questions

  1. How can drawing be used to document the thought process?
  2. What are the different functions of a sketch versus a finished drawing?
  3. How do different drawing materials affect the expression of an idea?

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