PAU Graphic-Plastic Expression Techniques (Cantabria) cheat sheet
PAU Graphic-Plastic Expression Techniques (Cantabria) · Keep the key ideas within reach.
Graphic-plastic expression: materials, image-making and project evidence
Support grammage, sizing and acidity each affect a different behaviour: buckling, absorbency, ageing.
Graphite grades describe hardness, not darkness alone; pressure and lead angle change the mark.
Watercolour reserves paper for white; gouache is opaque and re-wettable.
One focal point, then hierarchy by size, weight, value and position.
Each family is defined by where the ink sits: raised, incised, on a plane, or through a stencil.
Work through formal elements, then composition, then meaning, linking each step.
Convert the brief into testable success criteria before starting.