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Human Eye Drawing Human Eye Drawing Realistic charcoal drawing of the eye. Rubric Code: P22W723 By jbenson Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Self Portait Collages Project Grading<BR> Criteria
	Needs Improvement 1 pts	Working to Meet Expectations 2 pts	Proficient Meets expectations 3 pts	Advanced Exceeds Expectations 4 pts
Eye Proportions Eye features resemble	Needs Improvement Few of the features are proportionally accurate.	Working to Meet Expectations Some the features are proportionally accurate.	Proficient Meets expectations Most of the features are proportionally accurate	Advanced Exceeds Expectations All the features are proportionally accurate
Shading Techniques Choose shading techniques(blending, hatching, cross-hatching, squiggles or pointillism)	Needs Improvement Parts of the image are not drawn with close attention to consistant sizes, values and shapes.	Working to Meet Expectations Some of the image is not drawn with little attention to consistant sizes, values and shapes.	Proficient Meets expectations Most of the image is drawn with attention to consistant sizes, values and shapes.	Advanced Exceeds Expectations The whole image is drawn with close attention to consistant sizes, values and shapes.
Overall Visual Appeal Close attention to values (lights & darks)	Needs Improvement The image demonstrates little values and creating unclear imagery. Drawing demonstrates little 3-dimentionality and/or depth.	Working to Meet Expectations Some of the image demonstrates a range of values creating some imagery. Drawing doesn't demonstrates 3-dimentionality and depth.	Proficient Meets expectations The image demonstrates a range of values creating clear imagery. Drawing demonstrates 3-dimentionality and depth.	Advanced Exceeds Expectations The entire image demonstrates a strong range of values and creating clear imagery. Drawing demonstrates 3-dimentionality and depth.