3. paper and boards (paper and baords description , things to consider when choosing a product) Flashcards
What are the 5 different types of paper?
- Layout paper
- Tracing paper
- Cartridge paper
- Bleedproof paper
- Grid paper
What is a description of layout paper?
- lightweight, thin white paper
- used for initial ideas
- takes colour media well
- low cost
What is a description of tracing paper?
- thin, translucent paper
- making copies of drawings
- high cost
What is a description of cartridge paper?
- good quality, white paper
- available in different weights
- general purpose work
- can be used to make simple models
- medium cost
What is a description of bleedproof paper?
- smooth, hard paper
- used with water-based and spirit-based felt-tip pens
- medium cost
What is a description of grid paper?
- printed square and isometric grids in different sizes
- a guide for quick sketches and working drawings
- low cost
What are the 8 factors to consider when selecting materials and components?
- functionality
- aesthetics
- environmental factors
- availability
- cost
- social factors
- cultural factors
- ethical factors
What is needed to be considered for functionality?
application of use, ease of working
What is needed to be considered for aesthetics?
surface finish, texture and colour
What is needed to be considered for environmental factors?
recylable or reused materials, product millage
What is needed to be considered for availability?
ease of sourcing and purchase
What is needed to be considered for cost?
bulk buying
What is needed to be considered for social factors?
social responsibility
What is needed to be considered for cultural factors?
sensitive to cultural influences
What is needed to be considered for ethical factors?
purchased from ethical sources such as FSC