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Photorealism Using the Grid Method
Photorealism Using the Grid Method
Creat 2 in 1 graphite drawing by using two researched images and composing a final image to transferred using an inch by inch grid on your illustration board. After transferring your drawing using the grid, use as many value levels of graphite to shade your drawing. You will be graded on if you incorporate your own personal artistic style, use composition and design, craftsmanship, and effort.
Rubric Code:
XXA3CB7
By
Justine123
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8, 9-12
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Self-Portrait
Exceeds the Standard
7/8
(N/A)
Above the Standard
5/6
(N/A)
Meets the Standard
4/3
(N/A)
Below the Standard
2/1
(N/A)
Unsatisfactory
0
(N/A)
A:Knowing and Understanding
0 pts
Exceeds the Standard
Student went above the standard and incorporated their
own personal artistic style using a very wide range of value levels with graphite within their piece in a thoughtful and cohesive manner.
Above the Standard
Student went above standard and incorporated their own personal artistic style using several value levels of graphite within their piece in a thoughtful cohesive manner.
Meets the Standard
Student incorporated a 3 or more different value levels with graphite within their piece in a somewhat cohesive manner.
Below the Standard
Student incorporated only 1-2 value levels with graphite within their piece in a thoughtful cohesive manner.
Unsatisfactory
Student incorporated only 1 medium within their piece with little or no thought.
C: Creativity
0 pts
Exceeds the Standard
Student applies 4 or more design principles (such as contrast, shading, value, balance, texture, juxtaposition, emphasis, proportion, movement) with excellent skill.
Above the Standard
Student applies 3 design principles (such as contrast, shading, value, balance, texture, juxtaposition, emphasis, proportion, movement) with above average skill.
Meets the Standard
Student applies 2 design principles (such as contrast, shading, value, balance, texture, juxtaposition, emphasis, proportion, movement) with average skill.
Below the Standard
Student applies 1 design principles (such as contrast, shading, value, balance, texture, juxtaposition, emphasis, proportion, movement) with minimum skill.
Unsatisfactory
Student applies 1 or less design principles (such as contrast, shading, value, balance, texture, juxtaposition, emphasis, proportion, movement) without thought or skill.
B: Developing Skills
0 pts
Exceeds the Standard
Student completes artwork purposefully with high level of craftsmanship. Drawing is neat, clean & complete. Student has taken extra care in the presentation of the piece and it is not wrinkled, torn, or otherwise “distressed”.
Above the Standard
Student completes artwork with some high levels of craftsmanship and some finishing touches.
Meets the Standard
Student completes artwork with evidence of basic levels of craftsmanship.
Below the Standard
Student completes artwork with isolated evidence of craftsmanship.
Unsatisfactory
Student completes artwork without concern for craftsmanship.
D:Responding
0 pts
D
Exceeds the Standard
Student carries out assignment to completion, goes far beyond the requirements. All work is photographed, well and added to their process portfolio. Information added , as the images came to change.
Above the Standard
Student works diligently and completes assignment beyond basic requirements.All work is photographed, well and added to their process portfolio. Information added , as the images came to change.
Meets the Standard
Student completes assignment with basic interpretation of requirements.photographed, well and added to their process portfolio. Information could have been more elaborate.
Below the Standard
Student completes assignment and is sometimes off-task. Students demonstrates limited understanding of what is to be photographed, well and added to Information added , as the images came to change.
Unsatisfactory
Student does not complete assignment and follow guidelines.
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