Level 2 Art Practical
200ARTP Course DescriptionL2 Painting is for students with a sound understanding of painting and a desire to communicate through painted imagery. Students will learn to use drawing and painting as the central means to generate and develop ideas. Students will research appropriate artist models and explore a range of painting techniques, and develop their own style of painting.
It is highly recommended that students complete Level One Art and gain at least 12 credits.
This course is highly recommended for students considering Level 3 Painting.
Learning Areas:
Assessment Policy & Procedures Pathway
Level 3 Art Practical, Level 3 Design
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Contributions and Equipment/Stationery$25 covers the cost of students individual specialist art packs. This includes paints, brushes and stationary.