Create a set of controlled visual studies and select one direction through a stated artistic and usage review.
Define an original subject and one change to test without turning the study into an uncontrolled style list.
A study becomes useful when it asks one visible question. Keep subject and composition stable while you test light, palette, material or texture.
Make three studies of an original paper lantern on a table; keep the angle fixed while testing diffuse light, side light and a darker background.
Name the subject, fixed properties, one variable, intended output size and the evidence you will use to select a version.
Create a visual-study brief for [subject]. Keep [fixed properties] unchanged. Test only [one variable] across [number] versions. Avoid text, logos and imitation of named living artists. Return a review table with pass, revise or reject.
No. It uses observable choices such as palette, medium, light and composition instead of a living artist's name.
No. The course uses controlled variations and a manual finishing pass before a selection.
Only if you have permission and the tool terms permit that use.
