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Emotional Self Portrait
Emotional Portrait
The students choose a self-portrait that shows emotion. Choose a colour to use as the main colour for the emotion (e.g. red for anger). This is a mixed-media self-portrait focused on a combination of drawing and painting.
Rubric Code:
D232X22
By
NicoleReyneke
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
K-5, 6-8, 9-12
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Emotional Portrait
Mastered
(N/A)
Proficiant
(N/A)
Needs Improvement
(N/A)
Needs Drastic Improvement
(N/A)
Emotion Color
Mastered
The color (or variant of) chosen to represent the emotion was used at least 80% of the painting.
Proficiant
The color (or variant of) chosen to represent the emotion was used 70-80% of the painting.
Needs Improvement
The color (or variant of) chosen to represent the emotion was used less than 60% of the painting.
Needs Drastic Improvement
The color (or variant of) chosen to represent the emotion was used less than 25% of the painting.
Emotion
Mastered
The emotion is easily recognized through facial expression and color. The color fits the emotion.
Proficiant
The emotion is mostly recognizable through facial expression and color. The color fits the emotion.
Needs Improvement
The emotion must be explained because it is not easily recognizable. The color fits the emotion.
Needs Drastic Improvement
The emotion must be explained because it is not easily recognizable. The color does not fit the emotion.
Painting Skill
Mastered
The painting strokes were done with purpose, and fit the emotion of the painting. Paint was mixed well, without streaks of color that isn't supposed to be there. The subject is well defined.
Proficiant
The painting strokes were done with purpose, and fit the emotion of the painting. The paint was mixed somewhat well, but some streaks of unwanted color are present. The subject is well defined.
Needs Improvement
The painting strokes do not fit the emotion well. The paint was mixed somewhat well, but some streaks of unwanted color are present. The subject is well defined.
Needs Drastic Improvement
The painting strokes do not fit the emotion well. The paint was mixed somewhat well, but some streaks of unwanted color are present. The subject is not well defined.
Drawing Skill
Mastered
Drawing is expressive and detailed. Value, form, and texture are used to add interest to the self-portrait. Student has great control and is able to experiment a little.
Proficiant
Drawing is expressive and somewhat detailed. Little use has been made of value, form, and texture. Student has basics, but had not "branched" out.
Needs Improvement
Drawing has few details. It is primarily
representational with very little use of value, form, and texture. Student needs to improve control.
Needs Drastic Improvement
The drawing lacks almost all detail OR it is unclear what the drawing is intended to be. Student needs to work on control.
Neatness
Mastered
The paper is free of smudges, tears, folds, or wrinkles.
Proficiant
There are a few minor smudges or folds, but no tears.
Needs Improvement
There are small smudges,, folds, or tears.
Needs Drastic Improvement
There are major smudges, wrinkles, folds, or tears.
Artistic Effect
Mastered
The principles and elements of art were expertly used to make the painting into a unified piece of art that easily conveys the artist's message.
Proficiant
The principles and elements of art were used to make the painting into a mostly unified piece of art that conveys the artist's message.
Needs Improvement
The principles and elements of art were somewhat used to make the painting into a piece of art that conveys the artist's message and is somewhat unified.
Needs Drastic Improvement
The principles and elements of art were not used to make the painting into a unified piece of art that conveys the artist's message. The message is not coming through.
Keywords:
Color, Painting, Emotions
Subjects:
Arts and Design
Types:
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