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Guys! @artpeople! I need tour help!

So im having my IGCSE art and design paper soon, and my topic is something to do with snakes

Any owners of cats, snakes, reptiles, please send me close up photos, because I have no way to acquire primary references!

It would be my pleasure to draw them, so if I do I will be sure to update :)

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u/Superb-Pizza205 — 1 day ago

Alevel art

Simple question. How hard work art alevel in terms of the amount of coursework you get and having to balance other subjects?

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u/czaaa7 — 2 days ago
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Portafolio de arte?

Hola como están,quería saber,si me podían dar un consejo al hacer un portafolio de arte.

Que tendria que poner?

Osea q temas pondrían en un portafolio? Esq investigue algunos en card y hay mucha variedad pero en si no se q poner

Lo único q se esq mi estilo es anime y cartoon

Pero en si no se como estructurarlo o si debe ser por temas de experiencia o que.

Espero que puedan ayudarme con ese tema o darme un consejo o ejemplos de como lo hicieron para tener una guia .🥲🫠

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u/Okami23026 — 5 days ago
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I need help. Desperately

Firstly, I solemnly swear, this is not spam. I have this form, for my final year research, and I need like 100 submissions minimum. I have 58 so far. The research topic, in short is whether/how the things you watched growing up has had an influence on your creative practice today or contributed to where you are as a creative today. This research is targeted towards VISUAL Creatives, so animators fall right in my demographic.

If as many people can fill this today it would mean the world to me. I just need 42 responses more. Its a 10 minute survey. Everyone who fills it would be a lifesaver.

https://forms.gle/QF4KWhqyomAWKa2F9

Thank you in advance!

u/Thatnerdinasia — 10 days ago
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Need subject advice

Hi guys! I'm opting for art in my a levels and I need some subject advice. I do know I want to keep art and design, and maybe English language, but should I choose sociology with this or psychology? I do like psychology, but I want to keep all doors open in art fields after my a levels. Please gimme advice and suggest strong and good combinations! (Ps- I'm going on a scholarship which I do need to maintain for 2 years, so tell me easier subjects too!)

Thanks you!

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u/Pretty_reads — 9 days ago
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I was in 7th 10 years ago and made all these my mom has saved them till now

10 years ago from today I was making all these portraits and now I can’t even draw eyes
Forget eyes I can’t even shade properly
From 8th standard I chose to prioritise studying over art
Now I’m an engineer and all I can do is make lines 🙂

u/mushroomcrumb — 12 days ago

Artist picking

Not sure whether i have asked this before but do all our artists have to link or show ideas developing in a way? Basically my first artist focuses on the exterior of churches and moods they create:mostly melancholic, gloomy, and so for my second one, i chose an artist that creates mood, loneliness, detachtment, through the isolation of people and how they interact with their surroundings but also to shift my focus onto the interior of buildings/and to improve on poses, incorporating people into my work and how that also creates mood linking my first two in a way through buildings and similair negative-ish moods) idrk how to phrase it so for my third i would like to pick an artist that focuses mainly on faces but i understand that it wouldnt really flow in with my previous artists or link but then apparently i should aim to explore a wider variety of subthemes/topics under my main theme. So yeah in short, pick artist focused on buildings/ but more revolving around people as i didn’t really go into depth with the people side of my second artist, or an artist revolving around faces? Thanks :)

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u/redpandaz19 — 9 days ago
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Art grade prediction

This is my as level paper 1 coursework,

What do you think, which grade can I get?

u/Altruistic_Leg3677 — 13 days ago

Art GCSEs canvas advice

Is an a2 canvas board appropriate for a 10 hour exam if I am doing a non finito impressionist style oil painting as a last instalment in a collection

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u/colouroutsidethelin — 12 days ago
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thought i would give up on painting after art gcse ended but guess not

still a work in progress but oh well (dont mind how goofy the hand looks i purposefully avoided drawing them for my whole course, even opted to SCULPT one for my final piece instead of drawing it 🫠)

u/0_-Gee-_0 — 12 days ago