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PRESENTATION CRITERIA
A minimum of four and a maximum of twelve
sheets per submission is required but they must all be appropriate
to the development and completion of the design brief. Please
note the special requirements of the Landscape Design Category.
Sheets, which may be mounted on
card, must be A3 size.
Laminated entries need not be mounted, but must still be
A3 size.
All sheets must be sequentially numbered
and the number placed immediately under the code number
(sent to you after your entry form and fee are received).
This is to be placed in a horizontal box measuring 40 mm
x 10 mm in the top right hand corner of each sheet submitted.
For example: 129PDCP
page6
Please note this requirement is very
important so as to ensure no part of an entrant’s
submission is misplaced.
Except for sections of the Visual
Arts category, coloured photocopies of the original sheets
may be submitted rather than the originals.
Submissions must be presented so that
the design brief is seen by the judges first.
Drawing and illustration skills are
an important component of the submission but computer aided
presentation is also encouraged in any section. Students
who do not use a computer will not be penalised. The only
compulsory computer section is the Multi Media section of
Communication Design.
All line work of final drawings must
be in ink and well defined. Junior section entrants may
use sharp graphite pencil. Elevations may be rendered if
preferred.
Any colour medium may be used for the
final illustrations.
Any appropriate samples that are part
of the submission must be attached to the presentation sheets.
Loose samples will not be acceptable.
Photographs of the outcome are encouraged
(and necessary for the Fashion Design Category and the Sculpture/Three-Dimensional
Studies Section of the Visual Arts category), but should
not replace any final illustrations.
Also see Conditions
of entry and General
Information for more information. |
