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Value Drawing: Ink
Value Drawing: Ink
Still will create or re-create a drawing using the techniques they have learned with calligraphy pen.
Rubric Code:
F22XX88
By
jbenson
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Assignment
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Value Drawing
Novice
(N/A)
Fair
(N/A)
Good
(N/A)
Excellent
(N/A)
Contour Observation
20 points possible
Novice
Student's drawing reflects some resemblance to the observed object.
Fair
Student's drawing reflects resemblance to the outside shape of the observed object.
Good
Student's drawing reflects careful observation of the object studied.
Excellent
Student's drawing reflects careful observation of the object studied and small details are obvious in the lines drawn.
Overall Composition
20 points possible
Novice
The composition feels unfinished and has a lot of empty space.
Fair
The composition has small objects and needs more to fill the space.
Good
The composition is visually well balanced.
Excellent
The composition fills the picture plane in an interesting way using the negative space as part of the composition. The composition holds the eye.
Value Range
20 points possible
Novice
Drawing includes one value
Fair
Drawing demonstrates some understanding of value and includes two values.
Good
Drawing demonstrates understanding of value and includes approximately 3 to 4 values from light to dark.
Excellent
Drawing demonstrates a good understanding of value and includes 5 to 6 values from light to dark.
Shading
20 points possible
Novice
Shading is barely attempted.
Fair
Shading is minimal. More could be done.
Good
Shading is done gradually and in the appropriate places.
Excellent
Shading is done gradually with soft strokes, smooth transitions and in the appropriate places. Some areas may need to have stronger contrast.
Use of Material
20 points possible
Novice
Student misuses materials and does not apply the medium with any skill. Much of the work contains areas that are distracting to the viewer.
Fair
Student applies the medium, but has trouble transitioning from one application to another. There are several areas that distract from the overall appeal of the work.
Good
Student applies medium in a skilled manner, but a few areas are problematic but not distracting to the overall appeal of the work.
Excellent
Student shows obvious understanding of how to apply the medium and make different applications work together.
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Types:
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