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Year/ Subject: 10 DESIGN

Task Name: FASHION DESIGN

Final Due Date: Thursday the 26th September. Week 10.


Final Submission Requirements: Folio Complete (7 pages). Finished product finalised (fully rendered). Practitioners
statement (1/2 page).
Task Length: Task Weight: 25%
Description: Design a sporty or high fashion children’s accessory. Teacher Name: Miss Spear

Task Summary:
Working by yourself, you are to design a shoe or a bag for a child. You will need to research brands that are either
sports (Nike + 1 other) or High Fashion (Gucchi + 1 other). This research will influence your final design. Even though
the shoe/ bag design is for a child it must be aligned with current fashion trends. The design needs to be original
and easily adaptable to suit an adult. Your finalised design will communicate your understanding of Form and
Function as well as what makes a great design (ergonomics, short and long term impact).
Follow this layout to create a short folio and design your product.
FOLIO (15%)
- Brief (0 pages- this will be given to you)
- Brainstorm (1page)
o Brainstorm any initial ideas for your product about theme, colours, alterations, fashion or trends.
Any ideas about ergonomics, form and function can be recorded here.
- Research (2 pages)
o Choose a theme for your item; high fashion or sport. PAGE ONE. Research from Gucci or Nike
looking at and analysing their products (what works, what doesn’t, why? How has this design been
altered for a child? What elements can you bring into your final design?) Make a record of designs
you think may help in future. PAGE TWO is research of a designer/ brand of your own choosing
related to the first page of research.
- Idea Generation (2 pages)
o Sketches experimenting with different colours , layouts, themes, and designs for your product. This
should be related to the research you have done.
- Refinement (2 pages)
o Choose your strongest ideas and experiment with arrangement and form to create and finalise
your accessory.
FINAL PRODUCT (10%)
- Final design realistically illustrated on A3 cartridge paper using coloured pencils, watercolour, charcoal or
markers.
- Practitioners Statement. Use guiding questions from the chair assignment to write this.
Achievement Standard A B C D E
Excellent Good Satisfactory Partial Minimal

They analyse connections between visual


conventions, practices and viewpoints that represent
their own and others’ ideas.
They identify influences of other artists on their own
artworks
Students manipulate materials, techniques and
processes to develop and refine techniques and
processes to represent ideas and subject matter in their
artworks.
On Balance Grade

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