Writing coursework, especially for GCSE Art, can be a challenging and time-consuming task.

It
involves a combination of artistic skills, critical analysis, and the ability to articulate your thoughts
coherently. Here are some reasons why GCSE Art coursework can be difficult:

1. Subjectivity: Art is subjective, and different people may interpret artistic works in various
ways. Expressing your thoughts and ideas in a way that resonates with your coursework
requirements can be challenging.
2. Time-Consuming: Art coursework often requires a substantial time commitment. Creating
artworks, experimenting with different techniques, and refining your ideas can take a
significant amount of time.
3. Research and Analysis: A well-rounded coursework involves not only creating art but also
conducting research and analyzing artworks. This requires a deep understanding of art
history, relevant techniques, and the ability to critically assess your own work.
4. Technical Proficiency: Depending on the medium you choose, there might be a need for
technical proficiency in using various tools and materials. This can be daunting for those who
are still developing their skills.

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If you find yourself struggling with your GCSE Art coursework, consider the following tips:

1. Plan Ahead: Break down the coursework into manageable tasks and set deadlines for each
stage. This will help you stay organized and avoid last-minute stress.
2. Seek Guidance: Consult your teacher or instructor for guidance. They can provide valuable
feedback and help clarify any doubts you may have.
3. Use Resources: Take advantage of available resources, including art books, online tutorials,
and galleries. Learning from others can inspire and enhance your own work.
4. Practice Regularly: The more you practice your artistic skills, the more confident and
proficient you'll become. Dedicate regular time to honing your craft.

Remember, while external help can be beneficial, the primary goal of coursework is to develop and
showcase your own skills and understanding. Use external assistance wisely, and ensure that your
final submission reflects your unique perspective and effort.
Students are asked to focus their studies on exploring an aspect of our local culture and environment
and create a celebration or propaganda style artwork to reflect their chosen subject. This article
contains images of Samantha’s GCSE Art sketchbook pages: outstanding observational drawings of
architectural spaces, artist research, development of ideas and experimentation with media. It was
like watching Alice losing her way from Wonderland and ending up in Silent Hill. This goes on for
nine hours, from 8am to 11:30pm (I try to use only 3hrs per piece), not including lunch and dinner
breaks in between. But that’s okay! Looking back at the stuff I wrote, I can’t help but laugh how
lucky I am that the examiner and my teacher liked my strange sense of humour. This goes on for nine
hours, from 8am to 11:30pm (I try to use only 3hrs per piece), not including lunch and dinner breaks
in between. I’m not sure why I took it, I think it’s mainly because I thought I was good at art, but
every time I try to draw or start my art project, I get distracted and get extremely stressed out by it. I
only started to develop my techniques professionally during the summer of 2012 (towards the end of
first GCSE year) when I was introduced to a small, unfamiliar art group by an ex-graphic designer.
Learn more Status Update Post an update Tell the community what’s on your mind. As someone
completely new to watercolors, their works are highly inspiring and delicate. The course is about
drawing, painting and using a variety of different materials to make pieces of art work on a variety of
themes. The first two can easily be communicated through texture and colors, and a combination of
these creates an atmosphere that bursts into life. Apart from this no effort has been made to give
artificial shadows to the paining on the tools, no changes in gradient just block colours. Thinking too
much restricts your mind’s ability to use the information it has gathered through experience, so I try
to just trust my instincts and adjust it afterwards if it doesn’t look right. I guess this was the
difference between us that made me improve at such a rapid speed in a short period of time: passion.
However the intensity of the atmosphere distracted me completely from the stickiness of the sixty
people around me and the sweat continuously dripping from my forehead. If you like making art
work and can draw skilfully this subject is for you. It’s like that feeling when looking at the hands of
an aged farmer, it’s beautiful. I was lucky to be living in Aberdeen during that time and often went to
the marketplace to buy groceries. Subscription Get your fans' support Fund your creativity by
creating subscription tiers. Layers of newspaper, torn paper, ink and earth-coloured washes are
combined to create a rich and varied sketchbook page. Art GCSE isn’t something I’ll need in the
future, and I’ve heard that GCSEs aren’t as big as people make them seem, but still I worry that Art
GCSE will be a waste of time, and I’ll stress the whole time. This book has high-resolution images
so that fine details and annotation are clear, making it an excellent resource for students and schools.
I have anxiety and ADD, and on top of that I’ve been told that I might be on the autistic spectrum,
and I’ve heard that Art GCSE is very time-consuming and that there are lots of projects, I don’t
think I’m ready for it and I already know that I’m going to fall behind the other students. However
the intensity of the atmosphere distracted me completely from the stickiness of the sixty people
around me and the sweat continuously dripping from my forehead. I also made a lot of friends that
gave me tips and also taught me how to play basketball and pool. This reminded me of gravity,
which led me to the idea of anti-gravity and space. She has a Bachelor of Architectural Studies,
Bachelor of Architecture (First Class Honours) and a Graduate Diploma of Teaching. And if so,
should I change my GCSE or am I overthinking this? (edited 3 years ago) 0 Report Reply Reply 1 4
years ago:-)) 11 You can definitely change your gcse at the start of Year 10, that's no problem (as
long as there is space in another course you want to replace art GCSE with). It wont have the 3-D
part but it will be in the style.
Students are asked to focus their studies on exploring an aspect of our local culture and environment
and create a celebration or propaganda style artwork to reflect their chosen subject. I need help right
now, as I feel like I’m stuck at a dead end, can I change my GCSE at the start of Year 10. Behind all
the coloured tools Dine has stencilled on outlines of tools in random potions but all hanging down
like the other objects. I used to draw for a few hours right after I got home from school, stopping
only when my wrist ached. This is a big year and it's understandably stressful. Already a deviant?
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experiences, and stories behind the art. His work also gave me ideas on the use of levels (height and
density of materials) when printmaking. I will also use his block colour style using a few colours for
each tool and adding detail in through pencil or pen. This gives it a very vibrant look and draws all
you’re attention up to the small part at the top of the massive 1.5m x 1.5m sculpture rather than the
blank bottom of the canvas. I only started to develop my techniques professionally during the
summer of 2012 (towards the end of first GCSE year) when I was introduced to a small, unfamiliar
art group by an ex-graphic designer. I was lucky to be living in Aberdeen during that time and often
went to the marketplace to buy groceries. She has a Bachelor of Architectural Studies, Bachelor of
Architecture (First Class Honours) and a Graduate Diploma of Teaching. Commission Sell custom
creations Offer one-of-a-kind creations. Commission Sell custom creations Offer one-of-a-kind
creations. Working from these photographs, Samantha then produced quick, gestural charcoal
drawings. A mix between the freshness of vegetables, combined with what looked ancient, seemed
somewhat natural, which makes it beautiful. It felt good to be part of the busy, yet simple routines.
Hotchocolatee 2 I’ve taken art as a GCSE, and it’s currently the summer holidays and I’m regretting
my choice and I haven’t even started Year 10 yet. It’s like that feeling when looking at the hands of
an aged farmer, it’s beautiful. I don’t know how you’re doing now but I hope you’re doing ok. For
example, if you want to draw a purple llama, then do it. They were all using the building as a studio
and practice for art exams to get into universities, so competition was everywhere. She has a
Bachelor of Architectural Studies, Bachelor of Architecture (First Class Honours) and a Graduate
Diploma of Teaching. I will create a 2-D piece with stensiled silohets on a spray diffused
background, and then in my own styles which I have tested and progressed in my trial pieces, I will
work back into the silohets in a range of different medium. He came to our school and taught us lots
of methods of creating backgrounds, linework, and his art-making process. The figures are captured
in motion: the viewer immediately drawn into the scene. This goes on for nine hours, from 8am to
11:30pm (I try to use only 3hrs per piece), not including lunch and dinner breaks in between. I
actually like the second piece better because I was more confident when applying darker tones and
used more materials. They were all using the building as a studio and practice for art exams to get
into universities, so competition was everywhere.
Art GCSE isn’t something I’ll need in the future, and I’ve heard that GCSEs aren’t as big as people
make them seem, but still I worry that Art GCSE will be a waste of time, and I’ll stress the whole
time. Commission Sell custom creations Offer one-of-a-kind creations. I guess this was the
difference between us that made me improve at such a rapid speed in a short period of time: passion.
I need help with my A-level choices My GCSE's are AWFUL. I’m not sure why I took it, I think it’s
mainly because I thought I was good at art, but every time I try to draw or start my art project, I get
distracted and get extremely stressed out by it. It was like watching Alice losing her way from
Wonderland and ending up in Silent Hill. Layers of newspaper, torn paper, ink and earth-coloured
washes are combined to create a rich and varied sketchbook page. As part of the project we
investigate ways to fragment images and explore how a series of artists, past and present, fragment
their work. That gave me pressure and the drive to surpass the person beside me. And it could
possibly work for you. 1. Always plan and find out what’s going to happen in advance. The enlarged
details at the bottom show the sophisticated, watery application of tone. This is a big year and it's
understandably stressful. It is more straightforward, as I used denser shadows and sharper lines. She
has a Bachelor of Architectural Studies, Bachelor of Architecture (First Class Honours) and a
Graduate Diploma of Teaching. Most of the attention is to the row hanging tools, they are
unorganized except for the fact they all hang vertically down, Dine has made no effort to keep them
neat. With cast light falling upon intersecting, geometric, architectural forms, this final piece reminds
us that the very best high school Art projects respond to meaningful, personal, first-hand experience:
an exploration of the world we find ourselves in. They worry that they won’t be able to come up
with a creative interpretation and sometimes spend weeks fretting over their ideas. I need help right
now, as I feel like I’m stuck at a dead end, can I change my GCSE at the start of Year 10. Then like
other Pop-Art it has been distorted with colour but in this piece the shapes of the tools still remain.
This reminded me of gravity, which led me to the idea of anti-gravity and space. You could study art
from other cultures like Africa and Islam or base work on themes such as Sea life, Cubism, Self
Image. As part of this short project we take a walking tour in the city centre to discover some of the
hidden street artworks in our own locality. All of your work will be assessed formally by your
teacher at the end of each project and continually throughout each project. Nearly all the students
there had no interest in art and were simply there to get into a university. Samantha’s project is a
superb reminder that the best way to approach a topic is to ensure that it is grounded in first-hand
observation, that you enjoy the process and that you craft a personal, individual response. Art GCSE
isn’t something I’ll need in the future, and I’ve heard that GCSEs aren’t as big as people make them
seem, but still I worry that Art GCSE will be a waste of time, and I’ll stress the whole time. I will
create a 2-D piece with stensiled silohets on a spray diffused background, and then in my own styles
which I have tested and progressed in my trial pieces, I will work back into the silohets in a range of
different medium. Journal Post a journal Share your thoughts, experiences, and stories behind the art.
The soft, muted colour schemes create figures that appear to be translucent and transient; echoes of a
spiritual world. The drawing and media trials demonstrate a level of technical skill and confidence
that is well beyond her years.
We also experiment with digital manipulations a way to fragment imagery. This piece was made in
1962 and was part of a phase when he was part of a group during the time that was linked with the
Pop-Art movement. I only started to develop my techniques professionally during the summer of
2012 (towards the end of first GCSE year) when I was introduced to a small, unfamiliar art group by
an ex-graphic designer. Commission Sell custom creations Offer one-of-a-kind creations. I have also
talked to my parent, however, their answers aren’t helpful, when I stress my problem they tell me
that I wasn’t listening to them while choosing my GCSEs and I’m being too obnoxious and that the
reason I’m in this mess is my fault and I can’t keep coming to them to solve all my problems, though
I agree it is my fault I’m in this mess, I just feel like they’re not listening to me, and I just want
someone to talk to, in order to help me figure out which GCSE path would suit me best. If you’re
struggling them please see a trusted adult or teacher that you can talk to about this. 0 Report Reply
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are asked to focus their studies on exploring an aspect of our local culture and environment and
create a celebration or propaganda style artwork to reflect their chosen subject. I’m not sure why I
took it, I think it’s mainly because I thought I was good at art, but every time I try to draw or start
my art project, I get distracted and get extremely stressed out by it. I’ve heard that Art GCSE is very
time-consuming and that there are lots of projects, I don’t think I’m ready for it and I already know
that I’m going to fall behind the other students. They were all using the building as a studio and
practice for art exams to get into universities, so competition was everywhere. This gives it a very
vibrant look and draws all you’re attention up to the small part at the top of the massive 1.5m x 1.5m
sculpture rather than the blank bottom of the canvas. I became more open-minded about different
materials such as rope, wires, and aluminium foil, all which I have never used before in a painting. A
mixture of both light and heavy is often hard to achieve, so it allowed me to experiment with
pressure, angle, and speed. I picked art for my GCSE because I love being creative and I did stress
about the projects that would pop up now and then but I have a method which works for me. The
drawing and media trials demonstrate a level of technical skill and confidence that is well beyond her
years. She has a Bachelor of Architectural Studies, Bachelor of Architecture (First Class Honours)
and a Graduate Diploma of Teaching. This would be a piece that would be displayed in an art
expedition, as it is big and experimental, so would attract the attention of most people that are
visiting. Once the final artwork is created students digitally 'place' their artwork in situ using
Photoshop. For my artwork, I used reference photos I took myself and also drew from life.
Commission Sell custom creations Offer one-of-a-kind creations. Hotchocolatee 2 I’ve taken art as a
GCSE, and it’s currently the summer holidays and I’m regretting my choice and I haven’t even
started Year 10 yet. I chose gentle colours and created contrast mainly through complementary
colours. The objects still have a shine to them, which is either from paint or a glaze, this means that
the objects keep their metallic look. This background gives the illusion of another layer of tools
behind the first one. This is a big year and it's understandably stressful. I don’t know how you’re
doing now but I hope you’re doing ok. Most of the attention is to the row hanging tools, they are
unorganized except for the fact they all hang vertically down, Dine has made no effort to keep them
neat. I used long brush strokes to create movement, and tried to express transparency through subtle
changes in colour and tone. I’m not sure why I took it, I think it’s mainly because I thought I was
good at art, but every time I try to draw or start my art project, I get distracted and get extremely
stressed out by it. Drawing quickly is something that many students struggle with.
Art GCSE isn’t something I’ll need in the future, and I’ve heard that GCSEs aren’t as big as people
make them seem, but still I worry that Art GCSE will be a waste of time, and I’ll stress the whole
time. Already a deviant? Log In DeviantArt - Homepage DeviantArt Facebook DeviantArt
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Team and join our Community Group for the latest updates and activities. You might use clay,
plaster, printmaking techniques and photography as well as drawing and painting. This gives it a
very vibrant look and draws all you’re attention up to the small part at the top of the massive 1.5m x
1.5m sculpture rather than the blank bottom of the canvas. It was like watching Alice losing her way
from Wonderland and ending up in Silent Hill. Subscription Get your fans' support Fund your
creativity by creating subscription tiers. Now, I have an exciting International Baccalaureate life with
subjects I enjoy and I spend less time doodling and more time studying and hanging out with friends.
At the end of Y11 the quality of your work and your teacher’s marking will be checked or
moderated by the exam board. It wont have the 3-D part but it will be in the style. The course is
about drawing, painting and using a variety of different materials to make pieces of art work on a
variety of themes. I decided to research Auerbach because the technique he used is a completely
different approach to what I am used to, which I find intriguing. I'd think another subject like history
etc is easier in a sense but art is also nice since u don't have an exam in it. I have anxiety and ADD,
and on top of that I’ve been told that I might be on the autistic spectrum, and I’ve heard that Art
GCSE is very time-consuming and that there are lots of projects, I don’t think I’m ready for it and I
already know that I’m going to fall behind the other students. As part of this short project we take a
walking tour in the city centre to discover some of the hidden street artworks in our own locality. All
of your work will be assessed formally by your teacher at the end of each project and continually
throughout each project. It would be useful if you had your own pencil crayons, access to a digital
camera and your own data stick. I need help right now, as I feel like I’m stuck at a dead end, can I
change my GCSE at the start of Year 10. I don’t know how you’re doing now but I hope you’re
doing ok. DreamUp Turn your dreams into reality Generate your own AI work. Learn more Status
Update Post an update Tell the community what’s on your mind. Hotchocolatee 2 I’ve taken art as a
GCSE, and it’s currently the summer holidays and I’m regretting my choice and I haven’t even
started Year 10 yet. That gave me pressure and the drive to surpass the person beside me. It opened a
whole new world of possibilities in my mind when expressing directional movement and creating
effects the traditional way (I was a digital art addict). Drawing quickly is something that many
students struggle with. This goes on for nine hours, from 8am to 11:30pm (I try to use only 3hrs per
piece), not including lunch and dinner breaks in between. If you don’t enjoy drawing, painting or
getting your hands dirty making artwork. His distinctive style includes using solid colors (usually
primary) and bold lines that drip. I’ve heard that Art GCSE is very time-consuming and that there are
lots of projects, I don’t think I’m ready for it and I already know that I’m going to fall behind the
other students. Her artwork express complexity through few colors and strong borders which makes
it eye-catching. With cast light falling upon intersecting, geometric, architectural forms, this final
piece reminds us that the very best high school Art projects respond to meaningful, personal, first-
hand experience: an exploration of the world we find ourselves in.
Then like other Pop-Art it has been distorted with colour but in this piece the shapes of the tools still
remain. This goes on for nine hours, from 8am to 11:30pm (I try to use only 3hrs per piece), not
including lunch and dinner breaks in between. I’m not sure why I took it, I think it’s mainly because
I thought I was good at art, but every time I try to draw or start my art project, I get distracted and
get extremely stressed out by it. This article contains images of Samantha’s GCSE Art sketchbook
pages: outstanding observational drawings of architectural spaces, artist research, development of
ideas and experimentation with media. Hotchocolatee 2 I’ve taken art as a GCSE, and it’s currently
the summer holidays and I’m regretting my choice and I haven’t even started Year 10 yet. For
example, if you want to draw a purple llama, then do it. It opened a whole new world of possibilities
in my mind when expressing directional movement and creating effects the traditional way (I was a
digital art addict). Learn more Status Update Post an update Tell the community what’s on your
mind. Both artists portray some kind of grim imagery in most of their works that provoke feelings of
misery and shock. I found the recording part the hardest because learning comes naturally and, as
most artwork has similar qualities that makes them great (such as contrast, complementary colors,
etc), I always end up writing about the same things over and over again. Learn more Status Update
Post an update Tell the community what’s on your mind. If you feel it is not for you, that's
completely fine and normal. A mix between the freshness of vegetables, combined with what looked
ancient, seemed somewhat natural, which makes it beautiful. That gave me pressure and the drive to
surpass the person beside me. The figures are captured in motion: the viewer immediately drawn into
the scene. It was like watching Alice losing her way from Wonderland and ending up in Silent Hill.
His work also gave me ideas on the use of levels (height and density of materials) when printmaking.
However the intensity of the atmosphere distracted me completely from the stickiness of the sixty
people around me and the sweat continuously dripping from my forehead. This book has high-
resolution images so that fine details and annotation are clear, making it an excellent resource for
students and schools. Most of the background is plain white canvas except for the spray-diffused
silhouettes. The lines in his sketches are broken and fragile, contrasting with the dark tones,
weighing down the subject within. Behind all the coloured tools Dine has stencilled on outlines of
tools in random potions but all hanging down like the other objects. The figures are captured in
motion: the viewer immediately drawn into the scene. The first two can easily be communicated
through texture and colors, and a combination of these creates an atmosphere that bursts into life. I
need help right now, as I feel like I’m stuck at a dead end, can I change my GCSE at the start of
Year 10. The silhouettes look like an object has been placed there earlier whilst Dine spray diffused it
leaving a blank spot where the tool once was. This piece was made in 1962 and was part of a phase
when he was part of a group during the time that was linked with the Pop-Art movement. I will
create a 2-D piece with stensiled silohets on a spray diffused background, and then in my own styles
which I have tested and progressed in my trial pieces, I will work back into the silohets in a range of
different medium. I don’t think that the piece gives a prominent message but to make normal objects
more interesting in the form of art. His distinctive style includes using solid colors (usually primary)
and bold lines that drip.
Don’t be afraid to put more time into a single artwork. It’s like that feeling when looking at the
hands of an aged farmer, it’s beautiful. This article contains images of Samantha’s GCSE Art
sketchbook pages: outstanding observational drawings of architectural spaces, artist research,
development of ideas and experimentation with media. Behind all the coloured tools Dine has
stencilled on outlines of tools in random potions but all hanging down like the other objects. Don’t
forget making artwork is time consuming so you will need to be happy to work in your own time.
Thinking too much restricts your mind’s ability to use the information it has gathered through
experience, so I try to just trust my instincts and adjust it afterwards if it doesn’t look right. With cast
light falling upon intersecting, geometric, architectural forms, this final piece reminds us that the
very best high school Art projects respond to meaningful, personal, first-hand experience: an
exploration of the world we find ourselves in. I decided to research Auerbach because the technique
he used is a completely different approach to what I am used to, which I find intriguing. It felt good
to be part of the busy, yet simple routines. Poll Ask the community Find out what other deviants
think - about anything at all. Subscription Get your fans' support Fund your creativity by creating
subscription tiers. Art GCSE isn’t something I’ll need in the future, and I’ve heard that GCSEs
aren’t as big as people make them seem, but still I worry that Art GCSE will be a waste of time, and
I’ll stress the whole time. Now, I have an exciting International Baccalaureate life with subjects I
enjoy and I spend less time doodling and more time studying and hanging out with friends. If you
don’t enjoy drawing, painting or getting your hands dirty making artwork. But that’s okay! Looking
back at the stuff I wrote, I can’t help but laugh how lucky I am that the examiner and my teacher
liked my strange sense of humour. Commission Sell custom creations Offer one-of-a-kind creations.
Journal Post a journal Share your thoughts, experiences, and stories behind the art. Drawing quickly
is something that many students struggle with. It opened a whole new world of possibilities in my
mind when expressing directional movement and creating effects the traditional way (I was a digital
art addict). I became more open-minded about different materials such as rope, wires, and aluminium
foil, all which I have never used before in a painting. Register Number: 04666380 (England and
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exams to get into universities, so competition was everywhere. I used to draw for a few hours right
after I got home from school, stopping only when my wrist ached. This is a big year and it's
understandably stressful. The drawing and media trials demonstrate a level of technical skill and
confidence that is well beyond her years. I’m not sure why I took it, I think it’s mainly because I
thought I was good at art, but every time I try to draw or start my art project, I get distracted and get
extremely stressed out by it. I don’t think that the piece gives a prominent message but to make
normal objects more interesting in the form of art. I actually like the second piece better because I
was more confident when applying darker tones and used more materials. Commission Sell custom
creations Offer one-of-a-kind creations. If you like making art work and can draw skilfully this
subject is for you.