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1 Create a mind map to display all of the different situations where the skills learned in Graphic Com- munication are used. Give consid- eration to DTP, manual graphics and CAD. 2 Choose a well known compa- ny and research how the com- pany logo has changed over the years. Present a timeline of how the logos have evolved over the years. Include dates if possible. 3 Find two single page maga- zine articles and label with the following: title, column, margin, gutter, header/footer. 5 What is simulation? Can you find three examples of how simulation is used in industry. 6 What does CAD stand for? What does CAM stand for? Write, in your own words, what each is/does. 1 Who is Harry Beck? Find an example of his work and produce an article sharing what you discover about the man and his work. Your article should include the following: title, columns, margin, header/footer. Try to incorporate some of the DTP techniques you have learned about in the classroom. 2 Type ‘two point perspective city street corner’ into Google images. View the re- sults and use them as inspiration for your own drawing. Experiment with the height and shape of the buildings on your street. Ensure construction lines are visible. 2 Choose and existing logo and rede- sign it. Present the original and your new version with annotation to de- scribe what you did and why. 3 Design a advert for a product of your choice. You may submit this manually or electronically. Consideration should be given to use of colour, dominance, depth 4 Produce an isometric sketch of an item found in your home. Clear evi- dence of ‘crating’ should be visible. Choose a light source and render to demonstrate the materials used. 1 Find or produce 3 examples of perspec- tive. Examples can be found in the built and natural environment. You can present your findings however you choose, manu- al or electronic. HOMEW RK S2 Graphic Communication FIRST - Choose your challenge THEN - Plan what you have to do and when you will do it NOW - Gather any necessary materials you will need and ask any questions you might have FINALLY - Complete homework on time Each light bulb has a value of 5 points. You are expected to earn 15 points in every term. Points will be deducted to reflect the quality of the homework submitted. Your teacher will advise you of a particular date for submission. Your teacher will provide feedback so that you may improve your score if necessary. You may use the department during lunch and after school if required and if agreed to by your teacher. 4 Produce an orthographic sketch of a product found in your home. Your sketch must include an eleva- tion, end elevation and plan.

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Page 1: 1 Type ‘two point perspective city street HOMEW RK · THEN - Plan what you have to do and when you will do it NOW - Gather any necessary materials you will need and ask any questions

1 Create a mind map to display allof the different situations wherethe skills learned in Graphic Com-munication are used. Give consid-eration to DTP, manual graphicsand CAD.

2 Choose a well known compa-ny and research how the com-pany logo has changed over theyears. Present a timeline of howthe logos have evolved over theyears. Include dates if possible.

3 Find two single page maga-zine articles and label with thefollowing: title, column, margin,gutter, header/footer.

5 What is simulation? Can youfind three examples of howsimulation is used in industry.

6 What does CAD stand for?What does CAM stand for?

Write, in your own words, whateach is/does.

1 Who is Harry Beck? Find an example of hiswork and produce an article sharing whatyou discover about the man and his work.Your article should include the following:title, columns, margin, header/footer. Try toincorporate some of the DTP techniquesyou have learned about in the classroom.

2 Type ‘two point perspective city streetcorner’ into Google images. View the re-sults and use them as inspiration for yourown drawing. Experiment with the heightand shape of the buildings on your street.Ensure construction lines are visible.

2 Choose and existing logo and rede-sign it. Present the original and yournew version with annotation to de-scribe what you did and why.

3 Design a advert for a product of yourchoice. You may submit this manually orelectronically. Consideration should begiven to use of colour, dominance, depth

4 Produce an isometric sketch of anitem found in your home. Clear evi-dence of ‘crating’ should be visible.Choose a light source and render todemonstrate the materials used.

1 Find or produce 3 examples of perspec-tive. Examples can be found in the builtand natural environment. You can presentyour findings however you choose, manu-al or electronic.

HOMEW RKS2 Graphic Communication

FIRST - Choose your challenge

THEN - Plan what you have to do and when you will do it

NOW - Gather any necessary materials you will need and ask any questions you might have

FINALLY - Complete homework on time

● Each light bulb has a value of 5points.

● You are expected to earn 15 points inevery term.

● Points will be deducted to reflect thequality of the homework submitted.

● Your teacher will advise you of aparticular date for submission.

● Your teacher will provide feedback sothat you may improve your score ifnecessary.

● You may use the department duringlunch and after school if required andif agreed to by your teacher.

4 Produce an orthographic sketchof a product found in your home.Your sketch must include an eleva-tion, end elevation and plan.