AP Drawing · Unit 2: Practice, Experiment & Revise
2.3 Revision
Revision as growth
Revision is reworking a piece — or your whole approach — based on reflection and feedback. It shows how your inquiry and skills develop over time.
Iteration
Artists iterate: making a version, evaluating it, and trying again. Showing several stages or related attempts is strong evidence of a Sustained Investigation.
Feedback
Use critique and feedback to see your work with fresh eyes. Deciding what to keep, change, or push further is part of artistic judgment.
Key terms
- Revision
- reworking a piece or approach from reflection/feedback
- Iteration
- make → evaluate → try again
- Evidence
- showing stages documents a Sustained Investigation
- Critique
- feedback that reveals your work with fresh eyes
- Artistic judgment
- deciding what to keep, change, or push further
Try an AP-style question
Revision in AP Art & Design means…
- signing the work
- changing work based on reflection
- erasing mistakes only
- starting over randomly
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B. Intentional change.
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