CUAACD535 — Work with the human form in creative practice

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25 assessable components: 3 elements (10 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 4 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 8 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Research the human form

1.1Research information and ideas about the representation and use of the human form in creative practice
1.2Investigate aspects of human physiology and anatomy applicable to own practice
1.3Analyse and extract applicable ideas and information from research
1.4Develop and refine informed ideas about the use of the human form in creative work

2 Represent the human form visually

2.1Adapt ideas and knowledge about the human form for integration into a body of work
2.2Experiment with different media and techniques to represent different aspects or reflect ideas about the human form
2.3Identify and resolve technical problems when developing expertise
2.4Trial and adapt ways to represent and use the human form to develop own style

3 Evaluate own work

3.1Evaluate development of own work with others and seek feedback
3.2Reflect on how experimentation with the human form has informed own practice and identify own successful work

Performance evidence

produce at least two different complete bodies of creative work that visually represent the human form.
develop, refine and implement ideas about the use of the human form for application to own work
use feedback and reflection to assess success of completed work and identify further creative opportunities.

Knowledge evidence

sources of information and ideas applicable to own practice
commonly used research methodologies for creative practitioners
media and techniques used to represent or reflect the human form relevant to own area of practice
aspects of human physiology and anatomy that are applicable to own work.

Foundation skills

Learning: Identifies skill needs and determines opportunities to improve professional practice using analysis and feedback
Reading: Interprets and evaluates different detailed textual and visual information and identifies applicable ideas and information for consideration in own work practice
Oral Communication: Initiates and participates in detailed discussions to elicit facts, ideas and information from others • Elicits feedback and confirms understanding using questioning and active listening techniques
Self-management: Takes responsibility for compliance with intellectual property and other legislation when undertaking research and idea development • Considers the value of feedback to the development of future work
Teamwork: Initiates collaborative relationships with others to source and discuss information and ideas • Seeks assistance from others to evaluate own work
Planning and organising: Organises and implements research tasks to develop and refine own ideas about the use of the human form in own practice
Initiative and enterprise: Explores and experiments with new or innovative ways of expressing conceptual and representational aspects of the human form
Problem-solving: Resolves technical problems in a methodical manner

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