thank you so much, good luck with your GCSE's

We don't have time XD, I don't know how she does it

HeyitsAlex I guess if you are really dedicated to it you will find a way to make the time

She said she did it over the summer holidays x

@@10ksubsillrevealmyface15 some of it*

How’s it going

@@yasuof3291 I’m enjoying it but there’s a lot of work I have to do for it so I’m trying my best not to slack behind, thank you for asking:)

@@hannahbannister424 hey I’m doing gcse art atm , and I was wondering if a level art is a lot more time consuming , and do u have enough time for other subjects ? Sorry for asking I’m just very confused on what to pick

@@umarsakoor2197 I am so sorry for replying late, I’ve only just seen this. For me it’s quite time consuming as I’m very slow at producing work. If you balance your work right and are good at producing work quickly it isn’t that time consuming. You do have to consider that it’s a course work subject, so you’ll always have some art to do. I do still have time for other subjects, especially because of being stuck at home, I seem to have a lot of free time at the moment so I’m just using that to stay on top of my art. Hope that helped, and if you have anymore questions just ask :)

thank you so much, theres just an option when printing called contact strips and it prints them out all small for you

Ella Nightmare thank you so much 😊 I think unit one was around 6 months and each page is different, some I could get done in one lesson and others would take me a whole week to do

u dont have to be that good at observational drawing no. but u most probably would need an art GCSE and some degree of skill in the fine arts

I think she says shes using acetate which is like thin clear plastic sheet :)

sorry I don't understand?

niamh clara Thank you. I’ll go and check it out now !!

Thank you :) the exam board is called educas, I don't really know any tips other than just work your butt off and try not to get behind

@@artwithem6635 ahaha thankyou sm i will try my best :) !! X

It's possible to take 2 art A Levels with a different subject like maths etc, because I was taking Fine art, Graphics, Philosophy, Maths and had friends taking Fine art, Graphics and maths - if you are good at not procrastinating and getting stuff done when and as it needs to be done so you don't rush the content etc then it's okay! But it does take a lot of time and effort - but depending on what you want to do in the future then potentially taking Art&Design foundation diploma may be more valuable to you (I'm switching to this instead), I know colleges are more likely to recommend this over taking 2-3 A Level art subjects as it tends to be less stressful for students to hand in work module by module compared to having 3 A Levels with similar exam and overall deadline times (but if you want to be an, architect, etc it would be better to do 2 a levels + maths)! :) (I know there's also an option to take art&design btec for 3 years and in the 3rd year you prep a portfolio for uni, but its non essential) - Hope this helps!

yep :)

I think it was WJEC :)

Hehe no I didn’t! Your teacher was showing my stuff?!?!?

@@artwithem6635 I think so :)

Acetate x

it’s just her accent, she can’t control it