Year 6
Finishing touches and evaluation of graphic design work
We will add finishing touches to our design work. We will reflect on what has worked well and how we could improve it. We will consider further developments to our work and share our work with others.
Year 6
Finishing touches and evaluation of graphic design work
We will add finishing touches to our design work. We will reflect on what has worked well and how we could improve it. We will consider further developments to our work and share our work with others.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- Can provide a reasoned evaluation of both their own and professionals' work which takes account of the starting points, intentions and context behind the work.
- Can articulate the processes involved in creating their final artwork.
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5 Questions
Q1.
Graphic design is an art form
False
Q2.
What is the purpose of graphic design?
It is someone's job.
It looks good.
It makes my trainers look cool.
Q3.
Where can you go to find examples of graphic design?
Art galleries
Art shops
The Design Museum in London
Q4.
What is a target audience?
A group of school children
A sports team
Parents
Q5.
The idea for a piece of graphic design is known as :
Brief
The big idea
Typography
5 Questions
Q1.
What is a gradient?
A book cover design.
A plan for a design.
A triangular grid for typography.
Q2.
What is a proof?
A graphic designer's ruler.
A grid for drawing in.
The person who asks a graphic designer to work on a brief.
Q3.
What is typesetting?
Another name for typography.
Bubble writing.
Using a typewriter.
Q4.
Graphic designers do not need to evaluate their work.
True
Q5.
Why are some products redesigned?
Just for fun.
Products have to be regularly changed.
To give graphic designers something to do.