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Three-dimensional design (1 questions)
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1. Gather all sketches and display them side‑by‑side to see the range of ideas.
2. Apply selection criteria such as relevance to the personal theme, visual impact, feasibility with chosen media, and originality.
3. Annotate each sketch with notes on strengths, weaknesses, and possible improvements.
4. Rank the sketches using a simple scoring system (e.g., 1–5) for each criterion.
5. Review the top‑scoring sketch in relation to the brief and personal intent, asking: “Does it communicate my intended message?” and “Can it be developed further?”
6. Refine the chosen sketch by adding detail, experimenting with texture, colour palettes, and material combinations, producing a more detailed study before moving to the final piece.