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Depth using Value
students will be able to use value to create depth
Rubric Code:
C238789
By
Shaky75
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Depth using value line form and space
In-Progress
14 pts
Approaching
17 pts
Meets
18 pts
Exceeds
20 pts
Student Grade
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Line Quality line weight, line length, changes in
In-Progress
No care or very little care was given to application of line.
Line was sloppy or quickly sketched in.
Student has dark lines that are difficult or impossible to erase. Has large amount of ghosting on paper.
Approaching
Line was sometimes drawn with sensitivity and variation but was not consistently interesting or was impatiently applied in some areas.
Students lines are somewhat dark but can be erased with some effort. Has some amount of ghosting on paper.
Meets
Variation in pressure and feel of line was used to show changes throughout drawing, but could have been stronger with more variety of characteristics.
Student uses light touch sketch lines in the drawing that are easily erased. Darkens when complete.
Exceeds
Each line type shows a variety of line characteristics Variation in pressure and feel of line was used to show changes throughout drawing.
Student drawing is neat and accurately represents all characters in the drawing.
Student Grade
Teacher Grade
shape Drawing Accuracy sighting and measuring, pa
In-Progress
Not enough amount of details to supplement the overall appearance of drawing. No care was taken in observing the objects and most proportions are not correct. The student's drawing lacks accuracy.
Approaching
Captured some details to supplement the overall appearance of drawing. Little care was taken in observing the objects and most proportions are not correct. The student's drawing lacks accuracy.
Meets
Some care was taken in observing the object but some proportions are not correct. The student's drawing is mostly accurate with a few areas that need improvement.
Exceeds
Captured the edges and essential details of the subject to supplement the overall appearance of the drawing. Much care was taken in observing the objects and proportions are drawn correctly. The student's drawing is very accurate with little need for improvement.
Student Grade
Teacher Grade
Value
In-Progress
Little to no shading is apparent.
Shows some contour and cross-contour lines.
Composition is more about Line and not Value. Values are not consistently blended.
Approaching
Shows little range of values (1-2). An obvious light source is not evident.
Much of the drawing has no shading on it. Some values are blended well.
Meets
Tries to show varying values from one light source. Shows 2-3 values of shading. Missing some areas of value. Composition shows highlight, shade and at least one other principle of shading. Mostly blends values.
Exceeds
Clearly and consistently shows varying values from one light source.
Consistently
Shows 3 or more different values of shading. Includes all principles of shading: highlight, shade, reflected light and a wide range of values. Consistently blends values.
Student Grade
Teacher Grade
Space
In-Progress
No thought of of composition arrangement is evident prior to starting the drawing. The student did not consider space on his/her page, drew subjects too small or created too many. one side of the composition may appear to be very heavy. Visual balance was not considered.
Approaching
Student could have applied more thought about his/her composition arrangement prior to starting the drawing. The student demonstrated limited knowledge of using organized space and visual balance, but did attempt to do so. Some subjects may have been drawn too small, too large, or too many. One side of the composition may appear to be heavy.
Meets
Composition was thought out. The student demonstrated the use of organized space. The student successfully created visual balance by placing subjects throughout the page without causing one side of the paper to appear "heavy."
Exceeds
Composition is well-thought out. the student demonstarted the use of organized space by not drawing too small, too large, or too much information on the page. The student successfully created visual balance by placing subjects throughout the page without causing one side of the paper to appear "heavy."
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Teacher Grade
Keywords:
Value, Form, Line and space
Subjects:
Arts and Design
Types:
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