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IGCSE & A Level · 39 topics

Art & Design

G3N tutors you through the full Cambridge Art & Design syllabus offline — from AO1 Record: recording observations, experiences and ideas, AO2 Explore: exploring and experimenting with media and ideas, AO3 Develop: developing work from initial ideas to outcomes and more — with adaptive lessons, instant quizzes, flashcards and exam-ready summaries.

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Syllabus

What you’ll cover in Art & Design.

The complete topic outline G3N teaches, mapped to the Cambridge curriculum.

IGCSEAssessment objectives

4 topics
AO1 Record: recording observations, experiences and ideas
AO2 Explore: exploring and experimenting with media and ideas
AO3 Develop: developing work from initial ideas to outcomes
AO4 Present: presenting a personal and coherent response

IGCSEPainting and related media

3 topics
Painting, drawing, assemblage/collage, printmaking and mixed media
Visual research from first-hand and secondary sources
Research into artists, designers and cultural influences

IGCSEGraphic communication

3 topics
Illustration, packaging, branding and digital media
Communicating ideas visually for an audience or purpose
Research into graphic designers and visual communication

IGCSEThree-dimensional design

3 topics
Sculpture, ceramics, product and environmental design
Working with form, space and materials
Research into three-dimensional designers and makers

IGCSETextiles and fashion

3 topics
Fashion design and illustration
Constructed textiles, surface pattern and printed textiles
Research into textile and fashion designers

IGCSEPhotography

3 topics
Digital and/or traditional photographic processes
Composition, lighting and image manipulation
Research into photographers and visual culture

IGCSECoursework and Externally Set Assignment

2 topics
Coursework: a portfolio developed over the course
Externally Set Assignment: a set theme with preparation time and a supervised test

A LevelAssessment objectives (AS)

4 topics
AO1 Record: recording observations, experiences and ideas
AO2 Explore: exploring and experimenting with media and ideas
AO3 Develop: developing work from initial ideas to outcomes
AO4 Present: presenting a personal and coherent response

A LevelFine art (AS)

3 topics
Painting, drawing, printmaking and mixed media
Visual research from first-hand and secondary sources
Research into artists and cultural influences

A LevelGraphic communication (AS)

2 topics
Illustration, packaging, branding and digital media
Communicating ideas visually for an audience or purpose

A LevelThree-dimensional design (AS)

2 topics
Sculpture, ceramics, product and environmental design
Working with form, space and materials

A LevelTextiles and fashion (AS)

2 topics
Fashion design and illustration, constructed textiles
Surface pattern, batik, costume design and digital-printed textiles

A LevelCoursework and Externally Set Assignment (AS)

2 topics
Coursework: a portfolio developed over the course
Externally Set Assignment: a set theme with preparation time and a supervised test

A LevelPersonal Investigation (A2)

3 topics
Sustained personal project combining practical and written work
Independent research into an area, artist or theme of the candidate's choice
Critical and contextual analysis supporting the practical outcome
How G3N helps

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Both tiers, one tutor

IGCSE and A Level content sit side by side, so the tutor follows you from Year 10 through to Year 13.

Structured by syllabus

Topics follow the organisation of the current Cambridge syllabus for each subject, not generic web answers.

Practise and revise

Generate questions per topic, get marked answers with explanations, and summarise dense readings before the paper.

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