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Self Portrait - Assemblage and New Materials
Self Portrait with Pencil
Create a self-portrait using a series of found materials and mixed media.
Rubric Code:
CXC47B2
By
adexter
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Self-Portrait with Pencil
Exemplary
12 pts
Good
10 pts
Fair
5 pts
Poor
0 pts
Contour and Shape
Exemplary
Artist showed great attention to the drawing process from start to finish, resulting in great planning and exceptional execution. The contour lines are well-observed and conveyed.
Good
Artist followed most of the drawing process from start to finish, resulting in good planning and execution. The contour lines are observed and conveyed somewhat accurately.
Fair
Artist followed some of the drawing process from start to finish, resulting in minimal planning and execution. The contour lines are observed and conveyed with little accuracy.
Poor
Artist did not follow drawing process and the contour lines do not mirror that of the artist.
Creativity
Exemplary
Independently Produced (unless specified otherwise): Student's artwork was created solely by the student.
Unique, Original, Novel
Innovative, New: The final artwork is truly a unique creation and conveys a creative vision spanning far beyond the requirements.
Good
Independently Produced (unless specified otherwise): Student's artwork was created mostly by the student but with influence from peers and/or instructor.
Unique, Original, Novel
Innovative, New: The final artwork is a somewhat unique creation but still resembles other work. It meets the requirements but does not exceed them.
Fair
Not Independently Produced
The final artwork is not a unique creation as it closely resembles other work. It fails to meet the project requirements.
Poor
Lacking in many aspects.
Proportion
Exemplary
Student has carefully observed proportions, using rules of human proportions. Strong resemblance to the person is evident.
Good
Student has somewhat carefully observed proportions, using rules of human proportions. Some resemblance to the person is evident.
Fair
Student has poorly- observed proportions, using rules of human proportions. Little resemblance to the person is evident.
Poor
Student has not considered basic human proportions. Shows little concern from gaining accuracy.
Effort
Exemplary
The student put forth extraordinary effort to complete the project as well as possible; used class time extremely well. Student actively participated in self and peer revisions without reminders.
Good
The student put forth the effort required to complete the project well; used most of class time well. Student participated in self and peer revisions with few reminders.
Fair
The student put forth the effort required to finish the project; used some class time adequately. Student participated in self and peer revisions only when reminded.
Poor
The student put forth little effort required to finish the project; class time was not used well. Student did not participate in self and peer revision processes.
Craftsmanship
Exemplary
Great pride and care has been taken by the artist to present a neat drawing ready for exhibition. There are no stray marks evident and the border is neat and even.
Good
Pride and care has been taken by the artist to present a mostly neat drawing ready for exhibition. There are a few stray marks evident / the border is somewhat neat and even.
Fair
Composition shows greater lack of care- multiple creases or crumpled, smudges, etc.
Poor
Composition shows signs of neglect that demonstrate the artist's lack of pride in the work.
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Types:
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