CUAACD533Select and refine a specialised drawing technique

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29 assessable components: 3 elements (11 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 6 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 7 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Evaluate and select drawing technique

  • 1.1Determine needs of own practice in terms of drawing technique
  • 1.2Examine external factors that influence drawing in professional practice
  • 1.3Reflect on commercial and artistic opportunities offered by having expertise in particular techniques
  • 1.4Consider limitations and constraints of particular techniques
  • 1.5Select drawing techniques for refinement based on their suitability for the purpose or for particular brief

2 Refine selected drawing technique

  • 2.1Extend capability of drawing technique
  • 2.2Develop own ways of working with technique and create individual style
  • 2.3Identify and resolve technical problems with drawing technique

3 Produce professional, finished drawings

  • 3.1Produce drawings suited to the context in which they are to be used
  • 3.2Evaluate own drawings and reflect on professional development needs and opportunities
  • 3.3Seek feedback from others on own drawing technique and take action accordingly

Performance evidence

  • produce at least three different specialised drawings using the selected refined drawing technique.
  • evaluate and refine a selected drawing technique using practice and experimentation
  • establish and follow safe work practices for selected techniques
  • produce finished drawings for professional work that show technical command and confidence with the selected technique
  • identify professional development requirements and opportunities using reflection and feedback

Knowledge evidence

  • common specialised drawing techniques, including the limitations and constraints of each technique
  • factors that influence selection of drawing technique
  • criteria used to evaluate one’s own skills in using selected drawing techniques
  • potential of different techniques to achieve different effects relevant to own area of practice
  • historical and contemporary influences applicable to refining drawing techniques
  • typical problems and challenges in the application of selected techniques to specialised drawing, and how to avoid or resolve them

Foundation skills

  • Learning: Identifies skill needs and opportunities and manages own personal and professional development using analysis, reflection and feedback
  • Reading: Interprets and evaluates detailed texts and identifies key information about safe practices for chosen technique
  • Oral communication: Elicits feedback and confirms understanding using questioning and active listening techniques.
  • Self-management: Takes responsibility for implementation of safe work practices for specific drawing techniques
  • Teamwork: Elicits feedback and determines value to improvement of future work performance in collaboration with others
  • Initiative and enterprise: Makes decisions related to technique and subject matter using mix of intuitive and formal processes Develops new or innovative ways to produce drawings that reflect individual style
  • Problem-solving: Resolves technical problems in a methodical manner

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