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Pointillism Art Pointillism Art Students use techniques of Pointillism to create art work of their choice. Rubric Code: DXXBX73 By Calvey Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8

Pointillism Art
	Level One 1 pts	Level Two 1 pts	Level Three 1 pts	Level Four 1 pts
Knowledge of Elements 4 pts	Level One Demonstrates a limited knowledge understanding of the pointillism techniques.	Level Two Demonstrates some knowledge and understanding of the pointillism techniques.	Level Three Demonstrates a considerable knowledge and understanding of the pointillism techniques.	Level Four Demonstrates a thorough knowledge and understanding of the pointillism techniques.
Elements of Design 4 pts	Level One Presents limited creative use of pointillism design is incorporated into the piece.	Level Two Presents some creative use of pointillism design is incorporated into the piece.	Level Three Presents considerable creative use of pointillism design is incorporated into the piece.	Level Four Presents thorough creative use of pointillism design is incorporated into the piece.
Creativity 4 pts	Level One The piece shows limited evidence of original thought/creativity. Limited quality of presentation.	Level Two The piece shows some evidence of original thought/creativity. Some quality of presentation.	Level Three The piece shows considerable evidence of original thought/creativity. Considerable quality of presentation.	Level Four The piece shows thorough evidence of original thought/creativity. Thorough degree of quality of presentation.
Use of Pointillism 4 pts	Level One Dots are not used totally through. There are many bare spots on the canvas.	Level Two	Level Three Good use of dots. Same size and almost totally cover the canvas	Level Four Excellent use of dots. Small, even and totally cover the canvas.
Use of Colour Mixing 4 pts	Level One Uses only one colour in areas. No attempt to layer colours or placed them next to each other for optical mixing.	Level Two Uses two colours in some areas. Have tried to layer colours and placed them next to each other for optical mixing.	Level Three Uses two colours in most area. Have tried to layer colours and placed them next to each other for optical mixing.	Level Four Uses three colours in each area. Have layered colours and placed them next to each other for optical mixing.