Graded Awards in Drawing
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Explore work by Graded Awards students
Composition
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Nashida S, Composition submission for Graded Awards in Drawing. Merit
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John M, Composition submission for Graded Awards in Drawing. Distinction
Colour
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John M, Colour submission for Graded Awards in Drawing. Distinction -
Stella C, Colour submission for Graded Awards in Drawing. Distinction -
Malaika M, Colour Submission for Graded Awards in Drawing. Distinction -
Stella C, Colour submission for Graded Awards in Drawing. Distinction
Copying
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Sara T, Copying submission for Graded Awards in Drawing. Distinction
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Mihoko A, Copying submission for Graded Awards in Drawing. Distinction
Line
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Nashida S, Line submission for Graded Awards in Drawing. Merit
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Malaika M, Line Submission for Graded Awards in Drawing. Merit
Tone
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Caitlin T, Tone submission for Graded Awards in Drawing. Merit
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Emily O, Tone submission for Graded Awards in Drawing. Merit
Why take a graded award?
The benefits of taking a Graded Award include:
- Stand out to employers, colleges and universities by evidencing your skills.
- Give direction to your learning in a non-pressured environment.
- Get recognition for your drawing skills beyond the curriculum.
- Earn a digital badge for each grade which can be displayed on your CV, on LinkedIn and across other social networks.
Why drawing?
Drawing is a skill that’s highly valued in the creative industries. Everyone from video game concept artists to theatre set designers use drawing as a key tool in their work.
“In our experience, observational drawing is not encouraged or endorsed within the curriculum and as such it can be very hard for young people to demonstrate that they have developed this skill.
Having a benchmark from UAL that gives young people, their parents, further/higher education and employers the same understanding of what this skill encompasses would be hugely valuable to us.”
– Amy Smith, Head of Talent, Film – Framestore
