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AP Studio Art 3-D

Three-dimensional sustained investigation portfolio.

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What's in 3-D Art

Every unit is mapped to the official Course and Exam Description.

U1Sustained Investigation
U2Selected Works
U3Form & Structure
U4Process Documentation

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Q13D Design Principlesmedium

In 3D art and design, 'negative space' refers to:

Q2Sculpture Materialsmedium

The additive sculpture process involves:

Q3AP Portfoliomedium

The AP 3D Art and Design sustained investigation requires students to explore:

Q4Artistic Conceptshard

Which principle of 3D design is primarily concerned with how a viewer's eye or body is guided through or around a three-dimensional work?

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FRQ prompt

AP 3D Art and Design — Written Evidence of Practice:

(a) Describe a specific 3D work from your sustained investigation. Include the materials and process used, and explain how the physical properties of the material influenced your artistic decisions.
(b) Three-dimensional work is experienced from multiple viewpoints. Explain how you used this quality intentionally in one of your works — how does the piece change or reveal different meanings from different angles or distance
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