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Vector Portrait 
Properly applies the artistic process through manipulation of Digital Painting techniques Outcome : Communicate understanding of the Formal Elements and Principles of Design
Rubric Code: D222X2B
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

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Vector Portrait using Adobe Illustrator
  Exceeds

ADVANCED

8 pts

Meets

PROFICIENT

6 pts

Approaching

BASIC

5 pts

Beginning

NEEDS WORK

3 pts

Unacceptable

DOESN'T WORK

1 pts

Instruction & Concepts

Demonstrate proper knowledge of Illustrator tools and the elements and principles of design.

Exceeds

Makes use of art concepts and instructions is clearly demonstrated. Follows instructions exactly
Meets

The artwork is planned carefully; a basic understanding of all concepts and instructions is demonstrated.
Approaching

The planning is satisfactory; understanding of some concepts and instructions demonstrated.
Beginning

The artwork shows little evidence of understanding the concepts and instructions.
Unacceptable

The student did the minimum or the artwork was never fully completed.
Craftsmanship/ Skill

Application and use of the vector drawing tools in Adobe Illustrator

Exceeds

Application is done in a logical, manner ,with clear attention to control uses zoom in / out functions to work detailed areas.
The student demonstrates an advanced knowledge of the standard software to create and modify their work.
Meets

Line is applied in a careful manner, with control Shows Variety of brush strokes.
The student demonstrates a proficient knowledge of the standard software to create and modify their work
Approaching

The artwork shows average craftsmanship. control is somewhat lacking, no evidence of refinement.
The student demonstrates a basic knowledge of the standard software to create and modify their work
Beginning

The artwork shows minimal attention and control of digital technique. Colors are not thought out and edges are ragged; no attention to detail.
The student demonstrates some knowledge of the standard software to create and modify their work
Unacceptable

The artwork shows no attention to control.
The student demonstrates little knowledge of the standard software to create and modify their work
Creativity/ Originality

Inventiveness, expression of ideas and color selection

Exceeds

The artwork demonstrates original personal expression and outstanding problem solving skills.
Meets

The artwork demonstrates some personal expression and logical problem solving skills.
Approaching

The artwork demonstrates an average amount of personal expression.
Beginning

The artwork demonstrates little personal expression or problem solving skills.
Unacceptable

The artwork lacks evidence of personal expression and an absense of problem solving skills.
Effort

Work ethic; time dedicated to the project inside and/or out of class. Creative problem solving demonstrated when working through the creative process. Project turned in on time.

Exceeds

The student put forth extraordinary effort beyond the requirements to complete the project; used class time extremely well.
Meets

The student's completed work is above average, yet more could have been done; used class time well.
Approaching

The student put forth the effort required to finish the project, but it lacks refinement; used class time adequately.
Beginning

The student put forth little effort to finish the project; class time was not used well.
Unacceptable

The student did not finish their work in a satisfactory manner; class time was not used well.
Type

Different type styles (fonts)
The student used all type effects: type on a path,
type in a shape, type as a shape (create outlines).

Exceeds

Different type styles (fonts)
The student used all type effects: type on a path,
type in a shape, type as a shape (create outlines).
Meets

The student used 2 or more fonts. The student used two of the type techniques
Approaching

The student used 1 or more fonts. The student used one of the type techniques
Beginning

The student used 1 font. The student used one of the type techniques.
Unacceptable

the student add type



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