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Why should guiding questions avoid being too internal?
Internal questions are hard to communicate visually because they rely on personal experiences that can’t be directly observed or understood by others.
What makes a guiding question 'good'?
It should spark creativity, offer enough depth for exploration, and be researchable to sketch out different visual ideas.
Why is revising your guiding question acceptable?
Showing your thought process and the evolution of your ideas is a big plus, demonstrating critical thinking and adaptability.
What is the role of materials and techniques in the AP Art & Design portfolio?
Demonstrating a command of various art-making processes and materials is crucial for a successful portfolio.
What is the role of exploration and experimentation in the AP Art & Design portfolio?
Exploration and experimentation demonstrate a variety of approaches, materials, and techniques used to explore the concept of transformation.
What is an Inquiry?
The journey of creating art that explores your guiding question, involving development, revision, and exploration of a concept over time.
What is a Guiding Question?
The central idea that fuels your Sustained Investigation, directing your artistic exploration. It frames your artwork as a visual answer.
Define Sustained Investigation.
A cohesive body of work that demonstrates a clear line of inquiry and in-depth exploration related to the guiding question.
What is Visual Communication in art?
Effectively communicating ideas through visual elements and principles of design.
Define Critical Thinking in art.
Analyzing and reflecting on your own work and the work of others to make purposeful decisions.