how to REALLY ANNOTATE GCSE art to get a GRADE 9 (artist research - real tips and advice for you)

how to REALLY ANNOTATE GCSE art to get a GRADE 9 (artist research - real tips and advice for you)

After getting many DM's after my last video called 'how to REALLY get a grade 9/A* in GCSE ART + EXAMPLES'. A lot of messages were about how to do artist research and annotate your artwork in general. Also thank you for all the lovely comments on that video, it means a lot :)

So today I decided to break it down and tell you easy tips to improve your annotating skills, and I give you examples of how to do this. So grab your pens and note it all down!

As some of you will just want to see how to annotate specific areas of your work I'm going to leave a break down of what i talk about so you can skip accordingly if you don't want to watch the whole video!!

VIDEO SECTIONS :
intro - 0:00 - 1:56
annotating experiments and examples - 2:00
annotating paintings and observational drawings - 4:30
does it matter if there isn't much writing on your work? - 5:24
What to write about still life drawings? - 5:40
ARTIST RESEARCH/ STUDIES (everything you need to know - all in simple sections for you all) - 6:05
examples of how to layout your artist research - 11:37
What should I cover and how do I layout my work to get a good grade? 12:45
Answering someone's DM about not liking their art teacher, not being able to find artists to study/ my advice on finding artists to research - 14:25
summarising and ending the video - 16:40

Although, I do not always agree that annotating and artist analysis is worth so much % of your grade and I think it should really be based on the ARTWORK. It is a great way to improve your grade if you are struggling with the drawing etc.

Hope you enjoy and it helps!!

Maisie xxx

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