Systematically clarify ideas using drawing informed by established photography practice
NZQA suppresses grade rates for low-cohort standards.
In this standard, you'll use drawing to develop and refine your ideas, drawing inspiration from real photography work you've studied. You need to show a clear sequence of drawings that proves your thinking has developed step-by-step, and explain how established photographers have influenced your approach.
You systematically clarify ideas using drawing informed by established photography practice—your series shows clear thinking and references photographers, but the analysis and connection between your work and established practice could be more explicit.
You systematically extend ideas by critically analysing and evaluating established photography practice in your drawings—your series shows strong progression, you evaluate what you're learning from photographers, and you deliberately extend your thinking rather than just repeating ideas.
You systematically regenerate ideas by re-examining your own previous work and the established practice, and use this critical analysis to create new and extended drawings—you show sophisticated understanding of how photographers' work connects to your own re-formed and deepened ideas.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.