Analysing and evaluating
What did you do? Why did you do it? What did it mean? What did you learn? Leanne Fischler shares her ideas for analysing and evaluating your work.
This student piece analyses and develops the ideas of artist Philip Taaffe
Artists and designers often record ideas, observations and insights that come to them as they produce their work. These insights can help them to analyse and evaluate the effectiveness of the work that has been produced.
Being able to analyse a work is an essential part of evaluating it. Recording this evaluation ensures that the creative process is communicated clearly.
Evaluation is an opportunity to:
- discuss your development and final work
- help others understand what you were trying to achieve
- explain your successes and weaknesses
- demonstrate your knowledge and understanding of art and design
More guides on this topic
- Finding inspiration - Edexcel
- Responding to stimuli - Edexcel
- Analytical drawing - Edexcel
- Developing ideas - Edexcel
- Creating a design brief - Edexcel
- Experimenting with materials and techniques - Edexcel
- Recording and observing - Edexcel
- Annotating your work - Edexcel
- Assessment objectives and presenting your work - Edexcel
- Externally set assessment - Edexcel