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Free Style Painting Rubric
Free Style Painting Rubric
Rubric to mark students' paintings. This one is intended for grading a free style painting with a profound statement or Positive, motivational statement.
Rubric Code:
X23B4W8
By
Amparo20
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Assignment
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Painting
Excellent
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Composition
30 %
Excellent
The student used many principles and elements of art, such as balance, shape, form, repetition, line, colour, perspective, etc.
Good
The student used several of the principles and elements of art, such as balance, shape, form, repetition.
Fair
The student used some thought of composition and the principles or elements of art.
Poor
The student used no thought of composition or the principles or elements of art.
Topic
20 %
Excellent
Unique painting or a copy of a famous work that is painterly, experimental in technique (brush strokes and paint mixing as well as composition) Play on words or hidden message discreetly portrayed.
Good
Unique painting or a copy of a famous work that is painterly, experimental in technique (brush strokes and paint mixing as well as composition). Play on words or hidden message within/on the piece.
Fair
Copy of an add or logo, but with a statement or figurative language that makes it unique and appropriate. A good play on words or figurative language twist can take this up a level or two...
Poor
INAPPROPRIATE topic (beer, alcohol, drugs or sex) or logo copied from an add or company, with no thought to change or modify it.
Statement
20 %
Excellent
Profound social statement, positive motivational quote or figurative language tied to the artists' selection works extremely well with the topic, provokes feeling or emotion. Well done!
Good
Social statement, positive motivational quote or figurative language tied to the artists' selection works well with the topic, provokes feeling or emotion.
Fair
Social statement, positive quote or figurative language tied somewhat to the artists' selection works with the topic or provokes feeling or emotion.
Poor
INAPPROPRIATE
No social statement, positive quote or figurative language tied to the artists' selection.
Colour Mixing
5 %
Excellent
The student mixed the paint properly for all of the painting. Colour is always interesting and not directly out of the bottle and well mixed throughout.
Good
The student mixed the paint properly for most of the painting. Colour is mostly interesting and consistent throughout.
Fair
The student mixed the paint, but it was not properly done. Colour is not consistent where it should be or straight out of the bottle.
Poor
Student did not attempt to mix the paint properly. Colour is not consistent or straight out of the bottle.
Colour
5 %
Excellent
Thought has been put into colour choice, colour theory and the emotion colour can generate.
Good
Thought has been put into colour choice, colour theory or the emotion colour can generate.
Fair
Little thought has been put into colour choice, colour theory and the emotion colour can generate.
Poor
Colour is random, little thought or effort into the colour selection.
Effort
5 %
Excellent
The student did their best work. The painting was of great quality for that students' ability. The student addressed the principles and elements of art.
Good
The student worked well on their painting but could have done a little bit more to finish it. The student tried to address the principles and elements of art.
Fair
The student put in a minimal amount of work into their painting. The student didn't realize there are principles and elements of art for a reason.
Poor
The student did not even attempt to do their best work. The student forgot that there are principles and elements of art.
Neatness
5 %
Excellent
The painting is very neat. Well finished, attractive with a lot of attention to detail.
Good
The painting is neat with attention to detail, but some improvement could still be made.
Fair
The painting is somewhat messy, edges not finished nicely.
Poor
The painting is very messy/unfinished, edges not painted.
Use of Class Time
10 %
Excellent
The student was on task the majority of class time. The painting was completed early or within the time limit. When the painting was drying the student was sketching in sketch book.
Good
The student was on task about 75% of the time. The painting was completed within the time limit. When the painting was drying the student was sketching in sketch book.
Fair
The student was on task some of the time. (About 50%). The painting was not completed in the time limit. Little done in sketch book during drying time.
Poor
The student was not on task the majority of class time. The painting was not completed in the time limit. Sketch book was not even brought out during painting.
Keywords:
painting, paint, art, sean scully, scully, rectangles, color mixing, paint strokes
Subjects:
Arts and Design
Types:
Assignment
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