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iRubric: Ruskin Painting rubric

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Ruskin Painting Expressionist Painting Students create an expressionist painting. The feeling and mood are obvious to the viewer. Rubric Code: AAX9B8 By Martinj Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Impressionist Painting
	Poor 0 pts	Fair 5 pts	Good 10 pts
Colors	Poor The student does not use the correct colors for the intended mood or expression.	Fair The student uses colors that somewhat represent the feel of Ruskin Place.	Good The student uses colors that help to portray the style of painting. The reality and the mood or Ruskin Place.
Brushstorkes	Poor The student does not represent the feeling of the environment through the use of brushstrokes throughout the entire painting. It is not clear that there is intention in the brushwork in the painting.	Fair The student somewhat represents the feeling of the environment through the use of brushstrokes throughout the entire painting. It is somewhat clear that there is intention in the brushwork in the painting.	Good The student represents the feeling of the environment through the use of brushstrokes throughout the entire painting. It is clear that there is intention in the brushwork in the painting.
Participation	Poor The student does not stay on task and participate in the project.	Fair The student has a hard time staying on task but does participate in the project.	Good The student fully participates in the project.
Style of Painting	Poor The student does not try to paint from the plein aire sketch	Fair The student attempts to paint from the plein aire sketch.	Good The students painting is exactly rendered from the plein aire sketch.
Critique	Poor The student does not give a critique.	Fair The student attempts to give a thorough critique citing reasons and giving descriptions of plein aire sketch and the transition into the painting.	Good The student gives a thorough critique citing reasons and giving descriptions of plein aire sketch and the transition into the painting.