§-Quick questions
TASVisual ArtsModule 1: Visual Thinking and Interpreting Art
Quick questions on The Visual Diary as a Thinking Tool - TCE Visual Art (Tasmania)
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What is making the diary work across the whole course?Show answer
Because the diary runs through all three modules, treat it as a single evolving argument rather than a set of disconnected pages. Early pages tend to be wide and exploratory, full of observation and divergent ideas; later pages narrow as you commit to a direction and resolve a body of work. A reader should feel that funnelling from many possibilities to one resolved outcome. Cross-reference as you go: when a colour study on an early page feeds a decision twenty pages later, note the link so the trail is explicit.
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