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Point(s) Perspective Grid Drawing Use perspective techniques (converging lines, overlapping, size, and color) to create a 3-d design. Rubric Code: DC7669 By sbacon Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Criteria
	EXCELLENT 4 pts	VERY GOOD 3 pts	Adequate 2 pts	Inadequate 1 pts	Incomplete 0 pts
Practice Drawings Did practice one-pt and two-pt perspective in sketchbook	EXCELLENT Completed both practice drawings accurately.	VERY GOOD Completed both practice drawings with a few errors.	Adequate Completed both practice drawings with several errors.	Inadequate	Incomplete Did only one practice.
Perspective Accuracy Lines that should converge do so.	EXCELLENT All edges that should converge meet at the 1 vanishing point(s).	VERY GOOD Most edges that should converge meet at the 1 vanishing point(s).	Adequate Some edges that should converge do not and/or some lines are misaligned that should be parallel.	Inadequate Some edges that should converge do not and/or some lines seen to converge to more 1 vanishing point.	Incomplete Did not attempt to use vanishing point(s).
Forms Complexity Different forms and sizes appear above and below eye level.	EXCELLENT A variety of forms are used both above and below eye level. Several forms interlock and overlap each other.	VERY GOOD A variety of forms appear both above and below eye level. Several forms interlock and overlap each other.	Adequate Limited geometric forms and size is used. Has very little spatial interaction with each other.	Inadequate Geometric forms do not vary in size and/or some forms are isolated from each other.	Incomplete Geometric forms do not vary in size and/or all forms are isolated from each other.
Color Technique Each form is colored with gradation dark to light at vanishing point (aerial perspective).	EXCELLENT All forms are colored in properly.	VERY GOOD Most forms are colored in properly.	Adequate A few forms are colored in properly.	Inadequate Forms are colored two hues with gradation.	Incomplete Face and side of forms are one hue with no gradation.
Craftsmanship	EXCELLENT Forms are crisp, clean edged. No smudges. No visible erasures.	VERY GOOD Forms are clean edged. Few smudges or visible marks.	Adequate Sketchy lines with a few smudges or visible marks.	Inadequate Sketchy lines. Lines or visible erasures that distract	Incomplete Messy work.
Rules for Drawing 1) Concentrate on model.<BR> 2) Remain nonverbal.	EXCELLENT Used class time wisely. Followed both rules throughout the drawing exercises.	VERY GOOD	Adequate Remained nonverbal most days while working on the drawing exercises.	Inadequate Did not remain nonverbal while working on the drawing assignment.	Incomplete Did not follow rules.