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Visual Art Project Rubric
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Title of ProjectZenDoodle Relief SculPture
Points75
Date
Period Description of Project
students are shown videos of ZenDoodling and introduced to the
ideas behind it. They are also introduced to sculpture via
PowerPoint presentation. They create a ZenTangle, then cut out
and cut along main lines without actually cutting it apart. They
arrange the ZenTangle into a relief sculpture that "pops" from the
black base paper and attach it using a stapler.
Materials Needed
Black construction paPer
Drawing paperBlack sharpie markersStapler and staples.
Core Content/Program ofStudies
AH-6/8-SA-S-VA2AH-06/08-1 .4.1 and t.4.2AH-05-4.4.1 and 4.4.2
Objectives
Students will demonstrate understanding of Zendoodle/tangleprocess. They will demonstrate understanding of pattern and
rhythm. Students witt demonstrate understanding of relief
sculpture.
Criteria Completed, withallcomponentsclearlydemonstrating in-depthunderstandingand effort.
Most importantcomponents ofproject comPletedwith noticeableeffort and
understanding.
Some of theimportantcomponentsaddressed, butwith noticeablelack of completeunderstanding oreffort.
Minimalunderstanding oreffort is
demonstrated.
Creativity ofPattern and
Neatness and
Effort/Depth ofinvolvementlnteresting threedimensionaleffect achieved inrelief
Visual Art Project Rubric
Title of ProiectValue Still Life: Fruit
Points100
Date
Period Description of Proiect
Students begin with line drawing of still Iife, progressing to a value
study of the same.Materials Needed
Drawing paper: t2xL8"Drawing pencils:28 and ebonY
Blending Stumps
Core Content/Program ofstudies
AH-5/8-SA-SVA2AH-06/08-1.4.1, L.4.2
AH-5/8-PCA-S-VA1AH-5/8-PA-S-VA2
Objectives
Students will accurately demonstrate shape, overlapping,
proportion, shape to form (shading).
Criteria Completed, with all
components clearlY
demonstrating in-depthunderstanding and
effort.
Most importantcomponents ofprojectcompleted withnoticeable effortandunderstanding.
Some of theimportantcomponentsaddressed, but withnoticeable lack ofcompleteunderstanding oreffort.
Minimalunderstandingor effort isdemonstrated.
Accuracy of drawingin terms of shapes,
overlapping ofshapes, andnronortions.Effectivedemonstration ofshape to form(shading)demonstratingunderstanding ofprocess.
Effort indicatesdepth ofinvolvement.
Assessment Rubric for Value Drawing
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Performance !ndicator L 2 3 4
Effort andPerseverance
A. Piece is
incomplete.Little to no selfresponsibility in
terms ofcompleting task.
Minimaleffort.Work is
somewhatcareless andlorstudent had tobe consistentlyreprimanded toresume work.
Piece is
complete withgood effort.Student has metall requirementsand has workeddiligently each
day.
Piece is
complete withsubstantia I
evidence ofeffort beyondthat which wasrequired.Student has
workeddiligently each
dav.B. Neatness/Final
PresentationPiece is sloppilyrendered withsmudge marksandlor tears and
wrinkles.
Minimaleffort.Piece is
carelesslypresented withlittle effort atrendering a clearclean image.
Piece is
complete withgood effort atpresentation ofpiece carefullyrendered.Student has metallrequirements.
Piece is
complete withsubstantialeffort beyondthat required.Extra effort in
rendering a
clean clearcompositionsuitable fordisolav.
StudentUnderstandingandDemonstration ofConcept
c. No evidence ofunderstandinghowto rendershape into formusing shading.
Minimalevidence ofshading withlittledemonstrationof gradation orcontour of form.OR Placementon page
indicates littleregard forcomposition. OR
Little attention is
paid to renderingshapes as theyappear and have
beendemonstrated.'
Good effort inregard torendering shapeinto form, withample gradationof shading.Properplacement is
noted, and
shapes have
been drawn as
demonstrated.
"lcould picktheobjects off thepage, they lookso reall"' Extra
consideration is
noticeable in
the work.Shapes andplacement areexcellent.
Visual Art Project Rubric
Points75
Title of ProjectAbstract: Facial Feature
DescriPtion of Project
Students will be introduced to varied standards in proportion and
accuracy of drawing facial features' Students will produce a line
drawing of a facial feature, then shade it'Materials Needed
Drawing PaperPencils (28, ebonY)
Kneaded Eraser
Objectives
Student will demonstrate accuracy in line drawing of facial feature'
in shape and in proportion' Student will accurately and effectively
produce a shaded drawing of facial feature'
Core Content/Program of
studies
AH-6/8-SA-SVA2AH-05/08-1.4.t,t.4.2AH-6/8-PCA-S-VA1AH-5/8-PA-S-VA2
Minimalunderstandingor effort isdemonstrated.
Some of theimportantcomponentsaddressed, but withnoticeable lack ofcomPleteunderstanding or
effort.
Most imPortantcomPonents ofprojectcomPleted withnoticeable effortandunderstanding.
Completed, with all
components clearlY
demonstrating in-
depthunderstanding and
effort.
Effectivedemonstration ofaccuracy of shaPe
Effort indicatesdepth ofinvolvement and
effective and neat
use of media.
Visual Art Project Rubric
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Title of ProjectAbstract: Still Life/Charcoa!
Points100
Date
Period Description of Project
Students are introduced to charcoal as a medium. Studentsproduce a value study of a still life done in charcoal.
Materials Needed
Drawing paperCharcoal pencils
Blending stumpsKneaded erasersCore Content/Program ofstudies
AH-6/8-SA-SVA2AH-05/08-1.4.L, L.4.2AH-6/8-PCA-S-VA1AH-5/8-PA-S-VA2
Objectives
Students demonstrate accuracy of drawing in terms of shapes,overlapping and proportions. Students demonstrateunderstanding of shape to form (shading) with sensitivity andsuccess. Students demonstrate effective use of charcoal as amedia choice.
Criteria Completed, with allcomponents clearlydemonstrating in-depthunderstanding andeffort.
Most importantcomponents ofprojectcompleted withnoticeable effortandunderstanding.
Some of theimportantcomponentsaddressed, but withnoticeable lack ofcompleteunderstanding oreffort.
Minimalunderstandingor effort is
demonstrated.
Accuracy of drawingin terms of shapes,overlapping ofshapes, andproportions.
demonstration ofshape to form(shadine).
Effort indicatesdepth ofinvolvement andeffective use ofmedia.
Visual Art Proiect Rubric
Title of ProiectAbstract:1 PT Linear
Students are introduced to the concept of 1 pt' perspective via
PowerPoint and Video' Students draw step-by-step a room il 1
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perspective following-st"p' on video clip' Each step is paused for
instructor to check to, "ilur".v
and aid those needing ex*a help'
once the entire irn"s" i"ornpi"t" draft lines are erased and the
image is inked using markers'
Materials Needed
Drawing PaperPencils (28, ebonY)
Art gum erasers
RulersBlack fine tiP sharPie markers
Objectives
Students demonstrate understanding of space' 1 point linear
Olttr""r". Students accurately depict a room using this
persPective.
Iorecontent/Programofstudies
AH-5/8-SA-SVA2AH-06/OS-1 .4.t, 1..4.2
AH-5/8-PCA-S-VA1AH-5/S-PA-S-VA2
Minimalunderstandingor effort isdemonstrated.
Some of theimportantcomPonentsaddressed, but withnoticeable lack ofcomPleteunderstanding or
Most imPortantcomPonents ofproiectcomPleted withnoticeable effortandunderstanding.
Completed, with all
components clearlY
demonstrating in-
depthunderstanding and
effort.
Effectivedemonstration oraccuracY of 1 Pt.perspective in all
Effort indicates
depth ofinvolvement and
effective and neat
use of media.
Assemblage Rubric
Project
4 EXCELLENT 2 AVERAGEMessage andPurpose 25 pts.
o A definitemessage isapparent
o The purpose ofthe piece is
readily apparent.oAn
efficient/sophisticated means is
employed tomake messageAND purpose
The message
and/or purposecan bediscerned withca refulobservation.
The messageand/or purposeis apparent butnot readilyapparent andreq uiresthought andobservation.The viewer isunsure if this isthe correctconclusion.
Only minimalunderstanding ofmessage and/orpurpose isdemonstrated bythe artist.
Variety ofmaterials 25 pts.
At least 4-6different itemsare apparent inthe assemblage.Thought has beengiven as to whatmaterials, howmany materials,etc. will make thispiece successful.Choices anddecision making isthoughtful inregard to finalsuccess of piece.
At least 4-6different typesof materials areapparent, butthe artistneeded to bemoreconsiderate offinal unity.
Less than fourdifferent typesof materials areutilized or fourare utilized butwith addnothing to thepiece's success.
Very minimalunderstanding ofvariety orpurpose ofvariety is
demonstrated.
Contrast andEmphasis L5 pts.
Contrast andEmphasis isutilized in order tocreate a strongfocal point. - -The artist hasused at leasttwomeans ofcontrast.
Contrast andEmphasis isutilized in orderto create a focalpoint.
No focal point is
apparentalthough thereis some attemptat contrast andemphasis.
The artist hasmade nodeliberateattempt tomanipulatecontfast oremphasis-*
Balance 15 pts. The piece has obvioussymmetrical,
The artist has
attempted one
balance but it is
The artist showsminimal
not entirelysuccessful.
Rhythm andpattern 15 pts.
This artist shows fullunderstanding of the use
of rhythm and/or patternin choice of materials and
elements utilizedthroughout the piece.
This artist showsa deliberateattempt tocreate somerhythm and/orpattern withinthe piece usingmaterials and
elements.
There is a
deliberateattempt toprovide rhythmand/or patternbut it is notsuccessful.
Minimalunderstanding ofthe processes ofrhythm andpattern isdemonstrated.
Movement 15pts.
The artist fully engagesthe viewers eye to movealong a particularpathway throughout thepiece. The pathwayforces consideration ofthe entire piece.
The artist has
attempted tocreate a
pathway for theviewers eye tofollow but itdoes not forceconsideration ofthe entire piece.
There is a vaguepathway for theviewer's eye tofollow.
Minimalattemptto create a visualpathway.
Unity/Harmony25 pts.
This piece is fullyharmonized usingelements of design andprinciples of design. Theattempt to do so is readilyapparent.
This piece is
relativelyharmonizedutilizingelements and
principles,
however theartist may have
overlooked a
more effectivemanner ofharmonizing.
There is someattempt atharmony, butthe idea has notbeen fullydeveloped tolead to theproject'ssuccess.
Although someharmony is
apparent, theviewer is unsureif this is
deliberate oraccidental.
Construction 25pts.
o This piece is verywellconstructedand sturdy.
o Adhesive does notshow OR
o lf adhesive doesshow it is a part ofthe final design.
is suitable formaterialsemployed.
This piece is
well constructedand sturdy.Adhesive doesnot show unless
a part of finaldesign. Thereare some areas
that need ---reinforcement.
For the mostpart the piece is
wellconstructed.However thereis some concernthat it willwithstanddisplay OR thepiece is wellconstructed butthe manner ofadhesion ismessv or
Little attempthas been madeto create a
sturdy piece
and/or mannerof construction is
extremely messyand haphazard.
distractine.
Display 25 pts. A manner of display has
been chosen that doesnot detract from thepiece.
The manner of display is
sturdy and wellconstructed.The size of the displayeasel/pedestal is
sufficient for the piece.
The manner ofdisplay is
suitable for thepiece althoughsize orconstructionmay need
improvement.
The manner ofdisplay has beenconsidered butis inappropriatein terms ofcolor,construction orsize.
Little attempthas been madeto create a
display meansfor this piece.
Rubric: Assem blage Self Reflection
Criteria 4 Excellent 3 Good 2 Average 1 Poor
Name, art period,Title of piece,
neatness, 2-4 page
minimum
All criteria are inplace and neatlydone.
All criteria is inplace thoughmore attemptshould be made in
terms of neatness.
Most criteria is inplace and fairlyneat.
Little attempt has
been made tomeet this criteria.
Description ofPiece
Materials used inpiece.
A thoroughdescription of thepiece has beengiven so that itcould be
recognized in agallery.
A thorough list ofmaterials has beengiven.
A good
description of thepiece is given
along with a list ofmaterials.
An attempt has
been made toprovide a workingdescription andlist of materials,but it is notcomplete.
Little attempt has
been made to be
thorough in thispoint.
ldentification ofbalance andpurpose
Balance of piece
has been identifiedcorrectly andmessage andpurpose not onlyidentified butexplainedthoroughly.
Balance of piece
has beenidentifiedcorrectly andpurpose identifiedbut not fullyexplained.
Balance of piece
orpurpose/message
has not beenidentified.
Little attempt has
been made toprovideexplanation ofthese points.
Discussion ofcontrast/emphasis,rhythm/pattern, ---movement
A thoroughdiscussion ofcontrast/emphasis,rhythm/pattern,and movement is
siven.
A thoroughdiscussion ofmost, but not all--points is apparent.
Some attempt has
been made toaddress each pointbut these are notwell discussed.
Little attempt has
been made toprovide-- - --explanation ofthese points.
Unity and
HarmonyA thoroughdiscussion of unity
A thoroughdiscussion of unity
There is someattempt to
Little attempt has
been made toand harmony in
the piece is eiven,
and harmony is
eiven butdescribe unity andharmony but it is
provideexplanation of
citing numerousexamples of how itwas accomplished.
importantexamples aremissed.
incomplete andnot thoughtfullyapproached.
these points.
Strengths andweaknesses
A thoroughdiscussion ofstrengths andweaknesses is
given . Examples
of each are cited.
Student identifieswhat he/shewould dodifferently
A discussion withexamples is given.
Student identifieswhat he/shewould dodifferently.
A discussion isgiven but much isoverlooked or notconsidered.
Little attempt has
been made toprovideexplanation ofthese points.
Assemblage:Feelings
A thoughtful andinsightfulsummation aboutthe artist'sexperience issiven.
A summation ofthe artist'sexperience isgiven though it isnot in greatdepth.
This point isaddressed butvery briefly andwith little attemptto consider fullythe experience.
Little attempt hasbeen made toprovide an
explanation.