The following instructions are required to be printed on a medicine packet. Represent visually the given instructions without using any text. 1. One tablet before breakfast at 7:00 AM. 2. One tablet after lunch at 2:00 PM. 3. One and half tablets after dinner at 9:00 PM. 4. Not to be taken by pregnant women. Size of the medicine packet is as follows: Height: 50mm, Width 200mm, Depth: 50mm. Your final artwork (total ALL four visuals) should fit into the following size: Height: 40mm, Width 160mm. Explain your design solution in not more than 20 words.
Evaluation Criteria:
Ability to communicate clearly using visuals without use of text.
Clarity of visuals.
Quality of renderings.
Overall effectiveness of final design solution.
Step 1: Visualizing the Instructions.
The design needs to communicate each instruction clearly without text. Here's how the visuals will be designed:
1. Visual 1: One Tablet Before Breakfast
- A visual of a person with a clock showing 7:00 AM and one pill beside them.
2. Visual 2: One Tablet After Lunch
- A visual of a person with a clock showing 2:00 PM and one pill beside them.
3. Visual 3: One and Half Tablets After Dinner
- A visual of a person with a clock showing 9:00 PM and one and a half tablets.
4. Visual 4: Pregnant Women
- A crossed-out icon of a pregnant woman and a pill to indicate that it should not be taken by pregnant women.
Step 2: Size and Composition.
The visuals will fit within the specified size of Height: 40mm, Width: 160mm, ensuring clarity and space between each icon. The style will be simple yet effective to make it clear to the user.
Step 3: Materials and Final Presentation.
The visuals will be drawn using simple, clear icons with consistent proportions and colors. No text will be used. 




Create a freehand sketch of an apple and a bunch of six bananas placed on a dinner plate. The final drawing is to be done freehand using only pencil. You may use shading to create a realistic three-dimensional feel. Do not use any colour. Do not use any drawing instruments like a ruler, set square, compass, etc.
Evaluation Criteria:
Perspective
Light, shade, and shadow
Quality of lines
Composition
Three-dimensional quality
You are given a special magic liquid. You can make anything invisible by spraying this liquid on it. Describe five instances where you will use this liquid in your daily life. Use a sketch and a brief note (less than 20 words) to describe each answer.
Evaluation Criteria:
Originality of ideas.
Ability to imagine.
Sense of humor.
The crow is the most common bird that we get to see in India. One cannot miss noticing the innumerable deep-rooted associations that the crow has in Indian society. Imagine that you are a crow and narrate your autobiography. 1. Write your story in 5 sentences. 2. Make 3 sketches of the crow in your story in various poses/moods/expressions. 3. Design a storyboard to describe your story in 8 frames.
Evaluation Criteria:
Ability to design an interesting character and story.
Quality and finish of drawings.
Originality of the story.




