The first six sheets are regular practice aids; fresh G/H are check stimuli. Text below includes the full SVG description and every printed label. No meaning relies only on colour. For a tactile route, use clean raised strips or folded blank cards and keep the same observation, choice and justification target. Check material access with the learner, not a diagnostic category.
Observation window · observation-window
Diagram description: Original blank folded card shown in a front view and a lower side view. The front has a rectangle, upper-right triangular flap and diagonal fold; the lower view makes the edge angle more visible.
Printed words, in reading order:
- SUBJECTNEST / YEAR 11 / VISUAL ART
- Observation window
- FRONT VIEW
- LOW SIDE VIEW
- rectangle + diagonal + flap
- edge + changed angle
- Look for a locatable edge before naming a feeling.
- What becomes hidden or newly visible when viewpoint moves?
- Original A4 aid | exact text + tactile description
Tactile route: Fold a blank rectangle at the top-right corner. Trace its outer four edges and diagonal with raised strips. Rotate the blank card for a second viewpoint; label what remains and what changes.
Line lab · line-lab
Diagram description: Three original diagonal line trials of the same fold: one continuous stroke, one spaced broken stroke, and one dense series of short marks.
Printed words, in reading order:
- SUBJECTNEST / YEAR 11 / VISUAL ART
- Line lab
- CONTINUOUS
- BROKEN
- DENSE
- one long mark
- spaced marks
- tight marks
- Keep the observed fold fixed; change the mark.
- Name spacing or density before proposing an audience reading.
- Original A4 aid | exact text + tactile description
Tactile route: Lay one long straight strip, then spaced short strips, then closely spaced short strips along the same diagonal. Feel or describe the change in spacing; no colour is required.
Crop window · crop-window
Diagram description: Left panel shows the full original folded card with a small rectangular crop window over its upper-right area. Right panel enlarges the diagonal and triangular flap, leaving most edges outside the frame.
Printed words, in reading order:
- SUBJECTNEST / YEAR 11 / VISUAL ART
- Crop window
- FULL FORM
- CROPPED DETAIL
- frame keeps scale cues
- frame hides other edges
- A close frame gives emphasis and removes context.
- State one visible gain and one visible loss.
- Original A4 aid | exact text + tactile description
Tactile route: Move a blank rectangular paper frame over a raised outline of the folded card. Mark what falls inside and outside at two positions.
Abstraction ladder · abstraction-ladder
Diagram description: Three original reductions of the same folded card: recognisable silhouette with flap; partial edge and fold; isolated diagonal direction in a blank field.
Printed words, in reading order:
- SUBJECTNEST / YEAR 11 / VISUAL ART
- Abstraction ladder
- FIGURATIVE
- REDUCED
- TRACE ONLY
- card recognisable
- edge + fold remain
- direction remains
- Name the observed trace retained at each step.
- Reduction is a choice, not a copy of another artist.
- Original A4 aid | exact text + tactile description
Tactile route: Build the full card outline with strips, remove outer edges while retaining the fold, then retain only one diagonal. Keep a labelled record of what was removed.
Material test · material-test
Diagram description: Two original diagram panels compare a single flat diagonal pencil line with a lifted blank-paper strip along a diagonal. The raised edge has height; actual shadow depends on lighting and is not shown.
Printed words, in reading order:
- SUBJECTNEST / YEAR 11 / VISUAL ART
- Material test
- FLAT PENCIL LINE
- LIFTED PAPER EDGE
- no raised edge
- height + possible shadow
- Compare a flat mark with a low relief.
- Use clean paper and ordinary pencil; avoid sharp tools.
- Original A4 aid | exact text + tactile description
Tactile route: Touch a flat pencil line through a teacher-described route, then touch one lifted clean paper strip. Name the edge or height change; do not infer a fixed shadow.
Sequence board · sequence-board
Diagram description: Three original rectangular frames of the folded card, ordered full view, fold close-up, then low edge view, with arrows between frames.
Printed words, in reading order:
- SUBJECTNEST / YEAR 11 / VISUAL ART
- Sequence board
- 1 FULL
- 2 FOLD
- 3 EDGE
- more context
- less context
- new angle
- Change frame order and notice what a viewer meets first.
- A three-frame plan is not a finished film.
- Original A4 aid | exact text + tactile description
Tactile route: Arrange three labelled cards FULL, FOLD and EDGE in a row. Move the order; state what information a viewer meets first.
Fresh G · paper arch · fresh-g
Diagram description: Original front-view drawing of a blank arch: two straight upright sides, one rounded top and an open central space. A short diagonal fold line sits near the right base. No back, thickness or actual lighting is shown.
Printed words, in reading order:
- SUBJECTNEST / YEAR 11 / VISUAL ART
- Fresh G · paper arch
- FRONT ONLY: two uprights, curved top, open centre.
- New check: describe the form before altering it.
- Make your own line, viewpoint or crop decision.
- Original A4 aid | exact text + tactile description
Tactile route: Use two upright raised strips, a bent curved strip joining their tops, and one short diagonal near the right base. Leave the centre open. Describe all four parts neutrally.
Fresh H · stepped paper · fresh-h
Diagram description: Original front-view drawing of three blank overlapping rectangular tabs ascending from left to right. The centre tab covers part of the lower-left tab; the upper-right tab covers part of the centre. A short vertical crease lies on the upper-right tab.
Printed words, in reading order:
- SUBJECTNEST / YEAR 11 / VISUAL ART
- Fresh H · stepped paper
- THREE TABS: left low, centre middle, right high.
- New check stimulus: keep a trace across three frames.
- A possible reading is not a fact about every viewer.
- Original A4 aid | exact text + tactile description
Tactile route: Stack three blank rectangular cards so their top edges step upward left to right. The centre covers part of the lower card, and the upper card covers part of the centre. Add a short raised vertical crease to the upper card.
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