What does tone do in an image?

It models form and creates focus and mood

What is the difference between shape and form?

Shape is flat and two-dimensional; form is three-dimensional

The illusion of a surface created on a flat image

The repetition of elements, regular or irregular

Critical and contextual studies

Developing your own ideas and showing critical understanding of the source

A copy shows skill but no ideas of your own, leaving AO1 largely unevidenced

To take a technique, palette or composition and transform it for your own subject

Only the context that helps explain the artist's choices

Linking each visual element to its effect

As deliberate design decisions chosen to serve your intention

It should be reasoned and tied to the visual elements and the work's effect

So it feeds development across the project, evidencing AO1 throughout

15questions. Pick an answer and you'll see why right away.

Which of these is a visual (formal) element?
What does tone do in an image?
What is the difference between shape and form?
What is implied texture?
What is pattern?
Which assessment objective specifically rewards connecting the visual elements?
What is the backbone of AO1 and Part B of Component 1?
What does AO1 reward when you investigate an artist?
Why does copying an artist score less than developing from them?
What does it mean to develop from an artist?
When analysing an artwork, how much biography should you include?
What turns description of an artwork into analysis?
How should you use the visual elements when making a final piece?
Which statement about a personal response to an artwork is best?
Why should artist research run through a whole project rather than sit on one page?