Lynfield College Lynfield College

Level 2 Visual Arts - Painting

2ARP
Course Description

Teacher in Charge: Ms W. van Heeswijk.

Who would be interested in this course?

Any student with an interest in Art.  If new to Visual Arts, students must seek permission from the HOD of Visual Arts (Mr Hambridge), or students have gained 12 credits from either Level 1 Visual Arts or Level 1 Digital Media.

Exclusions: a maximum of TWO Visual Arts courses can be taken.


       

                   

LEARNING ACTIVITIES: Students engage in practical work including drawing and painting. Students choose to work with acrylic, water-colour, oil paint OR digitally paint on a wacom tablet. Students develop a theme of their choice and work with the teacher to extend their ideas visually. Idea generation and development underpin the production of artwork and presentation of a body of work for a portfolio. Students engage in cycles of research and investigation of pictorial ideas related to a thematic focus for the duration of the course. 

The development of practical, investigative, creative and critical thinking skills this course leads to are; the creative industries, the study of fine arts, graphic art, photography, architecture, design, spatial design, education, game and animation art and design, film industry, art director for film or television, museum and gallery curator, textile design, jewellery design, magazine and book design, illustrator, advertising, visual effects artist.


Faculties:

Creative Arts


Pathway

Level 3 Photography, Level 3 Visual Arts - Design, Level 3 Visual Arts - Painting

Career Pathways

Valuer, Animator/Digital Artist, Patternmaker, Architectural Technician, Art Director (Film, Television or Stage), Artist, Artistic Director, Auctioneer, Tattoo Artist, Film/Television Camera Operator, Graphic Designer, Interior Designer, Conservator, Jeweller, Make-up Artist, Curator, Exhibition and Collections Technician, Photographer


Contributions and Equipment/Stationery

All course related materials for use in class will be supplied by the school. However, a recommended list of materials for use at home is as follows. A3 heavyweight stock sketchbook, Selection of shading pencils that include HB, 2B, 4B, a basic acrylic painting set, a watercolour set and a selection of paint brushes.