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                  | The  following were some of the weaknesses noticed in the works of the candidates:  
                      Poor Technical proficiency Many candidates could  not construct letters as required in some graphic design questions.  Illustrations and imaginative compositions were poorly executed. Perspective  and proportion were also disregarded. (2)        Poor  knowledge and application of colours
 Candidates showed  a weak knowledge of the theory and application of colours. Colours were  combined without regard for harmony.
 (3)        Inadequate  preparation
 This deficiency  manifested in uncompleted or hasty works. Design attempts were not properly  finished. Some of the attempts on imaginative composition lacked a  representation of appropriate background which made the works to appear  isolated.
 SUGGESTED REMEDIES TO THE IDENTIFIED  WEAKNESSES
 These weaknesses  identified above could be addressed through the following:
 (1)        Understanding the elements and  principles of art
 A good knowledge  of the understanding and application of the elements and principles of art is  essential to success in the creative design component of the Visual art  examination.
 (2)        Exposure to quality art works
 Students should  be exposed to quality art works through visits to art exhibitions, advertising  agencies and media houses. They can also subject themselves to tutelage in  established art studios or under competent professionals.
   (3)        Constant practiceStudents should learn to draw at all times.  Therefore, it is necessary that they arm themselves with sketchbooks in order to  engage in constant practice of drawing |  
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