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Thursday, November 21, 2019

(Potential) Topics for Coursework (Paper 1) Syllabus Art & Design IGCSE 2020-2022

Dear educators and students,

You can refer to the past year topics from Broad-based Assignment (previous Art & Design IGCSE syllabus 0400) to help you to with Coursework topic (Paper 1, syllabus 2020-2022). I compiled all the questions from 2014 to 2019.

Hopefully, it'll help all of you to go through easily rather than downloaded each of the question :)

I'll compile Design questions soon.

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1. Clothes hanging on the back of a chair
2. Stripes
3. Moonlight shadows
4. A seated figure seen from above
5. Textural contrasts
6. Street seller
7. Garden furniture
8. Pulled apart
9. Hanging or trailing plants
10. A view through a gate
11. Painting equipment
12. Alfresco dining
13. Zigzag
14. Stormy weather
15. A standing figure, leaning on the back of a chair
16. Building site
17. Looking through blinds or a lace curtain
18. Mechanical patterns
19. Cultural adornments
20. Potted plants
21. Flower-pots, a watering can, gardening gloves, a fork or trowel
22. Tangled
23. Asleep
24. A person sitting astride, and facing the back of a chair
25. Double vision
26. Two different shoes
27. A lake, pond or puddle
28. Entrances and exits
29. Foliage
30. Overflowing
31. Out of focus
32. Two or more vegetables of contrasting structures; one sliced or peeled
33. Folded, pleated or frayed
34. Distorted reflections
35. A person painting at an easel
36. Steps
37. Items from a junkyard
38. Foreshortened
39. A crowded room
40. In the rain
41. A mirror, a potted plant and a bowl of fruit
42. A saw with sawn pieces of timber
43. An open jar of preserves with a knife
44. A person seated in a high position, viewed from below
45. Street patterns
46. A view from a fence
47. ‘Sticks and stones may break my bones but name will never hurt me.’
48. Knotted
49. Relaxing
50. Bridges
51. A hairdryer, brush, mirror and towel
52. Pipes and plumbing
53. Changing times
54. A figure holding a space as if digging a hole
55. Shade and shadow
56. In the workplace
57. A branch with blossom and leaves
58. Cover up
59. A collection of shells in a glass dish
60. Bowled over
61. Some eggs in a carton with another cracked into a dish, alongside a glass bowl containing flour together with a packet of flour. Other appropriate items may be included.
62. Running water
63. Worn out
64. A figure, wearing shorts, sits cross-legged on a patterned cushion
65. Dismantled
66. Old rope and a weathered piece of wood
67. Trash or treasure
68. At the traffic lights
69. Flowers in a garden or public park
70. Play on words
71. Three glass containers with their contents, and a piece of brightly patterned fabric.
72. A collection of fungi
73. Sweets and their wrappers
74. A person reclining with their hands behind their head
75. Shadows
76. A shopping centre
77. Looking in, looking out
78. ‘A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush’
79. Twisted
80. A winding path
81. A shopping bad with some of the contents spilling out
82. Water patterns
83. A broken toy
84. A figure seated with legs outstretched and feet resting on a table or stool
85. Sign, symbols and letterforms
86. A vase of flowers
87. Torn apart
88. Amongst the foliage
89. Tension
90. Around a table
91. Broken or discarded electrical or machine components
92. Face to face
93. Weather
94. A figure sits on a stool, holding a large ball
95. Plant patterns
96. An open drawer revealing its contents
97. Landmarks
98. Connecting devices
99. A flower shop or stall
100. Cycling
101. Cascade
102. A person sitting on the edge of a table
103. Time travel
104. Belts and buckles
105. Facade
106. Natural forms in the landscape
107. Reassembled
108. A toolbox and its contents
109. Dried food
110. Convex and concave
111. A crowded place
112. Items on a shelf
113. Pathways
114. Taking a selfie
115. Sliced and diced
116. Features in a landscape
117. A person fastening a shoe
118. The winning shot
119. A grand entrance
120. Merging forms
121. Urban clutter
122. Shell and stone patterns
123. Camping equipment
124. Tangled
125. Cultural celebration
126. Distressed
127. Open landscape
128. A person curled up as if asleep
129. Shoppers
130. Music making