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Sketchbook Drawings Drawing Students will draw from observation or reference photograph and apply drawing and shading techniques they have learned to render a final drawing that demonstrates their understanding of composition, proportion, value, texture, and details. Rubric Code: Q2X5C87 By rmengers Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Drawing
	Developing (N/A)	Skilled (N/A)	Accomplished (N/A)
Composition	Developing Objects fill the page completely. The composition has been somewhat considered with some evidence of thought to supporting elements.	Skilled The page is filled completely. Objects are arranged according to the rule of thirds or balance. Evidence of supporting elements enhance the composition.	Accomplished The composition is organized according to the rule of thirds or balance with a clear focal point, and is skillfully supported by elements of design that create unity.
Proportion and Space	Developing Most of the objects are proportionally correct from height to width. There is some overlapping of objects and reference to negative spaces between them.	Skilled All the objects are proportionally correct in reference to each other. They are realistically overlapping with consideration given to spaces between objects.	Accomplished All of the objects are proportionally correct in reference to each other and the background. Work illustrates sensitivity to spaces between and around objects.
Shading and Shape	Developing Objects are shaded and most of the objects reflect actual contour of objects. Evidence of 1-2 values.	Skilled Highlights reflect actual highlights from shading, and all of the objects reflect actual contours. Evidence of 3-4 values.	Accomplished Varied value range of darks, highlights, and midtones, and all of the objects reflect the actual contour (shape). Uses shading to create edges and lines (vs. drawing them)
Craftsmanship/Effort, Perserverance	Developing A few stray marks or smudges are evident but do not greatly detract from the overall appearance of the drawing. Project finished with minimum effort/minimum requirements with no extra effort	Skilled Presentation of the work is clean and neat with no stray marks, smudges, wrinkles or curled edges of paper. Project completed with hard work but some details lacking	Accomplished Presentation of the work is exemplary. Project finished with maximum effort, went well beyond requirements.
Personal Style	Developing There is some consistency with mark making.	Skilled Marks are consistent reflecting the personal style of the artist emerging.	Accomplished Marks are very consistent, and confidently rendered reflecting intentional development of personal style.