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Perspective Drawing- My Room

Use the one-point perspective techniques to create a coloured drawing of a room. Include a window, a door, a rug, a bed, a table, and a wooden floor.

Rubric Code: Z65A88

By cecimaduro

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Subject: Arts and Design

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Unacceptable 0 pts	Not Yet Meets Expectations 1 pts	Fully Meets Expectations 2 pts	Exceeds Expectations 3 pts
colour	Unacceptable Picture is black and white.	Not Yet Meets Expectations Lots of blank paper is visible. Little difference in colour intensity exists in the artwork.	Fully Meets Expectations Most of the paper is coloured; very little paper is visible. Colours are bolder for close objects and lighter for far away objects.	Exceeds Expectations Entire space is coloured, no white paper is visible. Colours are: bold, vibrant, and varied for close objects; lighter, "faded", and monochromatic for far away objects.
converging lines	Unacceptable No converging lines in picture.	Not Yet Meets Expectations Some orthogonals converge at the vanishing point.	Fully Meets Expectations Most orthogonals converge at the vanishing point.	Exceeds Expectations All orthogonals converge at the vanishing point.
detail and accuracy	Unacceptable No detail in picture. Inaccurate drawing of objects.	Not Yet Meets Expectations One or two close objects are detailed. Some objects are drawn accurately.	Fully Meets Expectations Close objects have more detail than objects further away from viewer. Most objects are drawn accurately.	Exceeds Expectations Close objects have incredible detail, shading, and shadowing. Detail gradually becomes less and less as the objects get further away from the viewer. All objects are drawn accurately.
work ethic	Unacceptable Student did not do any work and was always unprepared.	Not Yet Meets Expectations Student wasted lots of time and was unprepared.	Fully Meets Expectations Student sometimes stayed on task and was mostly prepared to work.	Exceeds Expectations Student stayed on task and was always prepared. The drawing is original.
Timeliness	Unacceptable Project was not handed in or was handed in more than 3 days late.	Not Yet Meets Expectations Project was handed in 2-3 days late.	Fully Meets Expectations Project was handed in one day late	Exceeds Expectations Project was handed in on time.