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It's really important to show annotate your work to explain how and why you are using techniques. Even if you don't like a drawing explain that in annotations and show how your improving your artwork

Biro Facial Features- inspiration when you have a Blank double page in your sketchbook

Leonardo da vinci studies

Finding a voice through A Level Art & Design

An Coursework project by Emily Fielding from Kennet School. Emily gained for A Level Art.

Awesome. "Ruth Beeley: St George's School, Hertfordshire England 2011. Sketchbook page for A Level Art Coursework final artwork, exploring the theme of war. This page is the result of a visit to the National Gallery, where Ruth documented war art from a range of time periods."

War: A Personal Connection (A Level Art)

Ruth Beeley: St George's School, Hertfordshire England Sketchbook page for A Level Art Coursework final artwork, exploring the theme of war.

Finding inspiration from traditional pop art techniques to compose a final structure for Marilyn Monroe. This is page allowed me to also look at different aspects within pop art and use combined colours to create a visual large-scale.

Don't let pages be filled with annotations, whilst they are extremely important to have to get good marks, this is still your ART book, drawings need to be present throughout

• "I have a chameleon soul... No compass due north, no fixed personality; just an inner indecisivness that is as wide and as wavering as the ocean" •

"I have a chameleon soul. No compass due north, no fixed personality; just an inner indecisivness that is as wide and as wavering as the ocean"

Jasmine Bowerman Unit 3 example of page from sketchbook

Jasmine Bowerman Unit 3 example of page from sketchbookl

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