part 1: your pencil self-portrait

Objectives Studio Skills Presentation

You completed a self-portrait in pencil using observational drawing techniques, including:

• closely studying your face and drawing from observation

• working from light to dark

• stopping to check for accuracy as you work

• adding a full range of values to your portrait to give it form

Your portrait shows a full range of values: whitest, darkest, and multiple shades of middle grey.

You used sighting and making comparisons to other features to ensure that your portrait has accurate proportions and features

You used your time productively, appropriately, and safely during every class.

You took care of the art materials and voluntarily assisted in clean-up on a daily basis.

Your drawings are free from tears, folds, smudges, stray marks, or guidelines.

You stayed away from smudging when creating value.

Your work shows effort to complete the drawing.

you took the time to complete your best work.

Give yourself the grade you feel you earned:Give yourself the grade you feel you earned:Give yourself the grade you feel you earned:

/20 /20 /20

part 1 TOTAL:part 1 TOTAL: /60

REFLECTION QUESTIONs:

1. What did you learn about drawing self-portraits during this unit that was new to you?

2. What advice would you give to someone who was about to start drawing their self-portrait?

RUBRIC TOTAL: /10

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