SHBBCOS003 — Incorporate elements and principles of design in cosmetic tattooing

1 Confirm client requirements for cosmetic tattoo design.

• 1.1Clarify and prioritise purpose, main elements and design considerations in consultation with client.
• 1.2Evaluate the aesthetics of the cosmetic tattoo designs.
• 1.3Undertake research to inform cosmetic tattoo design ideas.
• 1.4Develop design ideas for discussion based on initial research.

2 Explore cosmetic tattoo design elements and principles to inform concept.

• 2.1Generate ideas and designs based on research and analysis.
• 2.2Trial designs using the elements and principles of design including the Golden Ratio and Phi Ratio.
• 2.3Consider historical, current and future perspectives and trends that might inform designs.
• 2.4Propose and decide on colour options in agreement with the client.
• 2.5Take account of particular healed results associated with the use of different cosmetic tattoo techniques.
• 2.6Propose cosmetic tattoo design and present outcomes in a progressive and logical format.
• 2.7Evaluate potential for new approaches based on capabilities of techniques already used.
• 2.8Adapt and use relevant ideas and approaches in designing cosmetic tattoos.

3 Produce simple drawings of cosmetic tattoo designs.

• 3.1Explore ways of representing ideas through application of different techniques.
• 3.2Examine technical aspects of the cosmetic tattoo design concept.
• 3.3Consider and establish criteria for selecting techniques, tools, equipment, and consumables required for the production of design concepts based on experimentation results.
• 3.4Select techniques best suited to represent ideas.
• 3.5Select tools and materials required for selected techniques.
• 3.6Consider elements and principles of design when selecting techniques, tools and materials.
• 3.7Draw ideas using selected techniques.
• 3.8Seek feedback from client on proposed design and take action to improve as required.

4 Develop cosmetic tattooing designs.

• 4.1Determine a cosmetic tattoo design based on knowledge and understanding of different techniques.
• 4.2Select approach to cosmetic tattoo which meets established criteria.
• 4.3Refine the cosmetic tattoo design according to ongoing experimentation and client feedback.

5 Identify and evaluate appropriate process and cosmetic tattooing techniques to achieve design.

• 5.1Recognise possible constraints related to design outcome.
• 5.2Identify potential techniques to achieve desired outcome.
• 5.3Produce sample designs using alternative methods and techniques.
• 5.4Evaluate sample designs in terms of conceptual design.
• 5.5Identify design limitations and determine approaches to overcome limitations.

6 Finalise cosmetic tattoo design.

• 6.1Apply elements and principles of design to create cosmetic tattoo design.
• 6.2Determine the cosmetic tattoo design using techniques from research and experimentation to meet design requirements.
• 6.3Evaluate and respond to potential changes to the required techniques in order to meet the agreed design.
• 6.4Refine and finalise the design based on client feedback.

What does an assessment tool for SHBBCOS003 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for SHBBCOS003 needs to address all 79 unit components: 6 elements with 32 performance criteria, 8 performance evidence requirements, 32 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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