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GRADE ELEVEN VISUAL ARTS CURRICULUM

A formal three-term, 12-unit Level-Five visual arts programme with 50 teaching weeks, studio demonstrations, weighted assessment, portfolios, SBA/coursework and printable unit handouts.

3 terms12 assessed Level-Five unitsPortfolio after every subtopicUnit SBA/coursework

Grade Eleven learner receiving student-centred observational drawing feedback

FRONT-COVER PLAN

The exact three-term assessment sequence.

Public viewers can review the unit names and learning plan. Definitions, lesson explanations, tests, handouts, portfolio examples, submission sheets and media remain protected for enrolled members.

TERM 1

Unit 1

DRAWING NATURE'S RESOURCES

DRAWING NATURE'S RESOURCES · 3 weeks

Elements and principles in environmental drawing · Information sources using drawing techniques · Subject matter with environmental influence · Dry-media investigation · Local and international artist study · Safety, APA-style sources and journaling

Unit 2

DESIGN CONSTRUCTION MIXED MEDIA PAINTING

DESIGN CONSTRUCTION MIXED MEDIA PAINTING · 4 weeks

Design principles through colour schemes · Wet and dry media design cycles · Texture, depth, form and function · Structural collage and mixed-media techniques · Traditional and contemporary cultural themes · Safety, APA-style sources and journaling

Unit 3

CARE-MAINTENANCE OF GRAPHIC AND COMMUNICATION DESIGN

GRAPHIC AND COMMUNICATION DESIGN · 5 weeks

Computer lettering styles · Lettering and illustration for natural-resource conservation · Visual communication and production organization · Illustration for marketing management · Sequential art · Advanced computer technology · Safety, copyright, APA-style sources and journaling

Unit 4

LIFE DRAWING II

LIFE DRAWING II · 4 weeks

Figure observation, gesture and proportion · Subject matter with environmental influence · Wet and dry media design application · Managing sequential art · Ethical representation, safety, APA-style sources and journaling

TERM 2

Unit 1

PRODUCTION AND MARKETING TECHNIQUES OF PRINT MAKING

PRINT PRODUCTION AND MARKETING · 3 weeks

Organization of images and design principles · Theme and topic blueprint · Image-transfer procedures · Traditional and contemporary block printing · Printmaking techniques and editing · Edition, artist research and marketing · Safety, APA-style sources and journaling

Unit 2

MARKETING PRODUCTION OF TEXTILE DESIGNS AND MANIPULATION

TEXTILE DESIGN, MANIPULATION AND MARKETING · 5 weeks

Marketing fabric techniques · Fabric manipulation in history · Indigenous materials and responsible sourcing · Surface designs in cultures · Production pieces and quality control · Branding, costing and marketing · Safety, APA-style sources and journaling

Unit 3

SCULPTURE AND CERAMICS CONTRACTUAL ARRANGEMENT

SCULPTURE AND CERAMICS CONTRACTUAL ARRANGEMENT · 5 weeks

Contractual arrangements for three-dimensional design · Copyright and intellectual property · Hand-building and construction techniques · Proposal, preparation and storage · Surface and finish · Traditional and contemporary sculpture in cultures · Safety, APA-style sources and journaling

Unit 4

INTRODUCTION TO 3D

INTRODUCTION TO THREE-DIMENSIONAL TRANSFORMATION · 3 weeks

Two-dimensional to three-dimensional transformation · Image-transfer procedures · Material and fabric manipulation in history · Hand-building construction techniques · Form, positive and negative space · Safety, APA-style sources and journaling

TERM 3

Unit 1

LEATHER CRAFT MANAGEMENT SKILLS THROUGH MINI ENTERPRISE

LEATHER CRAFT MINI ENTERPRISE · 4 weeks

Assembly techniques · Surface decoration management · Leather product design and development · Mini-enterprise planning · Quality control and costing · Artist and market critique · Safety, APA-style sources and journaling

Unit 2

PREPARING FOR A CAREER USING FIBRE AND DECORATIVE ARTS

FIBRE AND DECORATIVE ARTS CAREER READINESS · 5 weeks

Portfolio development and storage · Resume and artist statement · Prototype and weaving presentation · Career choices in paper, felt, weaving and joining · Paper and felt-making techniques · Professional interview · Safety, APA-style sources and journaling

Unit 3

CULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ART

CULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ART · 5 weeks

Work habits and professional attitude · Individual three-dimensional environmental art · Traditional and contemporary artists and groups · History and development of environmental art · Installation art and audience · Tools, materials and equipment · Safety, APA-style sources and journaling

Unit 4

EPIC MIXED MEDIA SCULPTURES

EPIC MIXED MEDIA SCULPTURES CAPSTONE · 4 weeks

Capstone enquiry and proposal · Assembly and mixed-media construction · Prototype production and interview · Installation planning and professional attitude · Critique, revision and resolution · Reflective journal and final portfolio

Grade Eleven learners developing three-dimensional and fibre work with educator guidance

WHAT ENROLLED MEMBERS RECEIVE

See the process, understand the terms, make the work and prove the learning.

Concept definitions in Grade Eleven language
Realistic studio-process illustrations
Clean exemplar stages for every lesson
Interactive formative tests
Printable handouts for all 12 units
Exact five-component weighted assessments with 100 unit points
Subtopic and end-of-unit portfolios
SBA/coursework submission guidance and reflection
Model answers, earned badges, Website Token reward eligibility and printable unit certificates

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Grade Eleven printmaking and exhibition critique with portfolio evidence

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