- A wide range of practical and research skills.
- How to develop genuine and original ideas.
- A wide range of creative practitioners.
- How to analyse art through research and gallery visits to places such as London & Manchester.
- How to present creative and personal sketchbook, portfolio and exhibition work.
- How to prepare yourself for onward study at Foundation and Degree level and the world of work in the creative field.
What are lessons like in this subject?
The Fine Art A-Level offers an opportunity for creative self-expression whilst developing your confidence, independence, and critical thinking skills. The course fosters both practical skills and a professional mindset, preparing students for a range of careers in creative industries including illustration, architecture, advertising, set design, and fashion.
You should study this subject if you are creative, curious, and brave. The Fine Art A-Level allows you to explore a wide range of skills and techniques to break out of your comfort zone and explore new boundaries. The course encourages experimentation across a wide array of techniques—from large-scale drawing and mixed media to printmaking, digital image-making, and photography. You’ll be supported in pushing artistic boundaries, taking creative risks, and developing your unique voice as an artist while exploring the fundamental question: What is art?
What will I study?
What our
students
I love that I can choose what area of art I like best and then do independent research and art inspired by that style. I love that my teacher encourages me to do more and gives me ideas other than drawing and painting like using a projector, making a flip book or doing a wall hanging etc. The course is so creative and you get a lot of freedom which I love.
Esther Campbell, Crofton Academy
Fine Art
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