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Through a series of learning tasks, students will work through the Art process: Explore, Develop, Create & Present.  \nA visual diary will be maintained to record their art journey.  \nStudents will use their skills in investigating and analysing how other artist use a variety of photographic methods and techniques.  \nChoose this subject if you are interested in learning about:  \nLearning about how to take good photographs, transfer and manipulate imagery using Photoshop.  \nWhat will I learn?  \n• Working through the Art Process  \n• Skills with using the software Photoshop  \n• How to use rule of thirds in creating good photographic compositions  \n• Creating imagery for transferring through photographic processes.  \n• Creative, critical, and reflective thinking skills  \nWhat kinds of classroom activities and assessments will I do?  \nStudents will undertake 3 CATS: Art Parody  \nImage Transfer  \nDigital Photography  \nPathways  \n\n| Year | Courses |\n| --- | --- |\n| 9 | Studio Art |\n| 10 | 2D Art, 3D Art & Sculpture, Building Design, Visual Communication & Design, Media |\n| 11 | Art Creative Practice, Art Making and Exhibiting, Media, Visual Communication Design, Cert III in Visual Art |\n| 12 | Art Creative Practice, Art Making and Exhibiting, Media, Visual Communication Design, Cert III in Visual Art |\n\nWhat can this lead to?  \n• Photographer  \n• Architecture  \n• Graphic Design  \n• Advertising  \n• Digital Media  \n• Illustration  \n• Marketing  \n• Studio Production  \n• Interior Design  \nYEAR 9 SUBJECTS  \nTHE ARTS  \nArt and Sculpture  \nWhat’s it all about?  \nArt and Sculpture will continue to build upon students’ knowledge of two and three-dimensional Art. Students will work through the Art Process; Explore, Develop, Create & Present.  \nStudents will develop skills in sculpture, painting, drawing, and printmaking.  \nStudents analyse and interpret artworks.  \nChoose this subject if you are interested in learning about:  \nCreating personal artworks with Printmaking, Ceramics and Painting.  \nWhat will I learn?  \n• Working through the Art Process  \n• Creating artworks by transferring images from a prepared surface to create an edition of prints.  \n• Working with clay to create functional and nonfunctional ceramics.  \n• Painting on canvas techniques  \n• Creative, critical, and reflective thinking skills  \nWhat kinds of classroom activities and assessments will I do?  \nStudents will undertake Three CATS;  \nPrintmaking Ceramics Painting  \nPathways  \n\n| Year | Courses |\n| --- | --- |\n| 9 | Art & Sculpture |\n| 10 | 2D Art, 3D Art & Sculpture, Building Design, Visual Communication & Design |\n| 11 | Art Creative Practice, Art Making and Exhibiting, Visual Communication Design, Media, Cert III in Visual Art |\n| 12 | Art Creative Practice, Art Making and Exhibiting, Visual Communication Design, Media, Cert III in Visual Art |\n\nWhat can this lead to?  \n• Artist  \n• Fashion Design  \n• Animation  \n• Sculptor  \n• Illustration  \n• Interior Design  \n• Graphic Design  \n• Photography  \n• Visual Arts Education  \nYEAR 9 SUBJECTS  \nTHE ARTS  \nVisual Communication Design  \nWhat’s it all about?  \nVisual Communication Design focuses on the development of drawing skills and encompasses Messages Design, Environment Design, and Objects.  \nStudents will learn to visually communicate ideas using design elements and principles. They will develop their illustration and drawings skills including instrumental drawing (e.g.: isometric, orthogonal and perspective) .  \nThey will respond to design briefs, following the Design Process. Students will acquire proficiency in using digital tools like Adobe Illustrator to develop their designs.  \nThe course includes analysis of design examples and covers the legal and ethical issues in the industry. 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