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can someone whos really good at gcse graphic product help me do some revsion please.

hi can someone who is good at graphics product help me do some revision
as I am aiming for an A* in graphics product thanks.


thanks.
I'm struggling too :frown::hmmm:

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I'm struggling too :frown::hmmm:

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Original post by SavetheStudent
hi can someone who is good at graphics product help me do some revision
as I am aiming for an A* in graphics product thanks.


thanks.


I'm good at all technology. I'm aiming for A* for RM and Graphics. I got 88/90 for Graphics coursework and 90/90 for RM so you can message me if you need help.

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Do u have any resources? If so, pls dm me thanks

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Hi, I take graphics and got a high B in my mock exam but I'm also aiming for A*.

I lost 12 marks but were careless marks, I don't really know how to revise for graphics. Anyone help us?!!
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This year's theme is about encouraging kids to grow their own fruit and veg, so it could be about designing a logo, packaging for seeds or growing kits, handles for growing tools etc.

Also make sure you know about the key styles of drawing, as they take up so many marks, so: orthographic ( plan, end and front view) , isometric (30 degrees), sectional (splitting in half), exploded ( components drawn separately but in relation to each other with dotted lines), sequential illustrations (simple instructional drawings which can include exploded dawings and v little writing. Also perspective ( 3 point- birds and worms view, horizon line and vanishing points). And crating ( draw product inside a box/ crate).

Good luck guys!
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This year's theme is about encouraging kids to grow their own fruit and veg, so it could be about designing a logo, packaging for seeds or growing kits, handles for growing tools etc.

Also make sure you know about the key styles of drawing, as they take up so many marks, so: orthographic ( plan, end and front view) , isometric (30 degrees), sectional (splitting in half), exploded ( components drawn separately but in relation to each other with dotted lines), sequential illustrations (simple instructional drawings which can include exploded dawings and v little writing. Also perspective ( 3 point- birds and worms view, horizon line and vanishing points). And crating ( draw product inside a box/ crate).

Good luck guys!


Hi, you suggested maybe seed packaging or handles for tools for section A. Just wondering if you have any idea what materials could be used for these items? Thanks

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