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Clay Gargoyle 
Clay Gargoyle
Rubric Code: J25XW3B
By anoushkie
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Excellent

4 pts

Satisfactory

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Unsatisfactory

1 pts

Planning

Thinking
Excellent

Meets the 3 hour minimum requirement has complete log, and has put in excellent detail and thought
Satisfactory

Meets the 3 hour minimum requirement and has complete log
Fair

Meets the 3 hour minimum requirement. The work I put in my log does not meet the 3 hour requirement
Unsatisfactory

Missing or incomplete.
Creativity/Originality

Thinking
Excellent

High degree of creativity. Combined multiple animals to create an expressive gargoyle.
Satisfactory

Shows a good level of creativity. Combined multiple animals to create an original gargoyle.
Fair

Some level of creativity, goes a little beyond basics.
Unsatisfactory

Lacks creativity. Aspect of the Gargoyle is incomplete.
Theoretical Connection

Knowledge
Excellent

Gargoyle looks as if it could belong on a Gothic cathedral and/or is an excellent example of Grotesque imagery. Shows excellent knowledge of the art history lesson and examples in class.
Satisfactory

A few aspects of Grotesque features in the sculpture.
Shows considerable knowledge of the art history lesson and examples in class.
Fair

Shows some knowledge of the art history lesson and examples in class.
Unsatisfactory

Makes no connection between the art history lessons and examples given in class. Gargoyle is not well connected to historical theory.
Composition Detail

Application
Excellent

Final piece has great detail. A high level of texture is present.
Sculpture is well balanced.
Satisfactory

Final piece has a good amount of detail. Some texture was added.
Sculpture is balanced.
Fair

Some amount of detail is present in final project. There is minimal texture was added.
Sculpture is unbalanced.
Unsatisfactory

Effort is needed to enhance finial project. There is lack of intentional texture throughout the piece.
Sculpture is unbalanced.
Technique

Application
Excellent

Techniques learned were used with great skill to create a gargoyle.
Satisfactory

Techniques learned were used to create a finished gargoyle. Small pieces may have fallen off (legs, horns, ears, etc.).
Fair

Techniques learned were attempted, but some areas needed attention. Small pieces may have fallen off (legs, horns, ears, etc.).
Unsatisfactory

Piece has fallen apart in kiln due to lack of techniques used.
Craftsmanship

Application
Excellent

The student totally sealed seams, and refined the shape with extreme excellence. Could teach others the hand building method.
Satisfactory

The student showed clear evidence of sealing and smoothing seams. Shows good solid understanding of hand building method.
Fair

The student made some progress in cleaning up
trying to seal seams, but poorly done. Hand building method needs much more practice.
Unsatisfactory

The student showed no evidence of refining the form. Seams are not put together. Scratch marks are evident were a piece was scored. Hand building method poorly done.



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