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iRubric: Advanced Drawing Colored pencil study rubric

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Advanced Drawing Colored pencil study enlarge a small object to make it the focal point of a drawing in Pop art tradition. Then place the object in a Surreal setting. Finally color using at least 5 colored pencil techniques. Be certain to create foreground, middle ground and background. Rubric Code: RX38W7B By jenn10a Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Advanced Drawing Color Study
	Not Attempting 5 pts	Beginning 7 pts	Proficient 8 pts	Advanced 10 pts
Colored pencil techniques Use of 5 five colored pencil techniques from book.	Not Attempting Student did not use any colored pencils.	Beginning Student did not use a any specific colored pencil techniques.	Proficient Student utilized at least 3 colored pencil techniques they practiced before beginning to color.	Advanced Student utilized all 5 colored pencil techniques effectively.
Pop art/Surrealism placing emphasis on chosen everyday object. Then placing it in a situation in which it does not belong	Not Attempting The student did not follow directions.	Beginning Student did not take enough time to create a design that has repeated elements of art. Movement not created uniformly.	Proficient Student did their personal best to neatly create rhythm, though some areas distract from the overall design.	Advanced Student took time to neatly add Rhythm. The movement adds emphasis to the shapes but is not distracting. The rhythm and movement adds to the overall of the artwork.
depth foreground, middle ground, back ground.	Not Attempting Student did not attempt to to create 3 grounds.	Beginning Student somewhat attempted to create at least two grounds.	Proficient Student attempted to utilize prior knowledge of space to create a 3 ground composition.	Advanced Student utilized prior knowledge of space to create all 3 grounds correctly.
focal point A focal point is a specific place of visual emphasis in a work of art or design. Most works of art have at least one area of emphasis and multiple focal points	Not Attempting There is no focal point.	Beginning student attempted a focal point in the center of the page.	Proficient The is a single focal point which relies on emphasis and not proximity to the center	Advanced the artwork has multiple focal points. Emphasis and intensity help the viewer to se multiple areas of interest.