Documenting Your Artistic Process
Learning to photograph, sketch, and write about the creative journey, from initial idea to final artwork.
Key Questions
- Why is documenting the artistic process as important as the final artwork itself?
- How can sketches and process notes reveal insights into an artist's problem-solving and decision-making?
- Construct a visual journal entry that effectively captures the evolution of one of your projects.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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