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Picasso Self Portrait
Cubism/Self-Portrait
Students examined Picasso's work and learned about cubism. Teacher led a classroom discussion on his self-portraits and how he used shapes and lines to define features. Task: Use pastels to create your own self portrait and write an artist's statement about your work that explains your colour choice and share show you created this portrait to represent yourself.
Rubric Code:
VX99322
By
letolane
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Picasso Self-Portraits
Unsatisfactory
1 pts
Needs Improvement
2 pts
Satisfactory
3 pts
Outstanding
4 pts
Content Comprehension
Unsatisfactory
Student demonstrates limited understanding of cubism through their Picasso inspired self-portrait. Little attempt at using geometric shapes, lines, or angles to create an abstract picture.
Needs Improvement
Student demonstrates some understanding of cubism through their Picasso and Georges inspired self-portrait. Some use of abstract method to include geometric shapes, lines and angles.
Satisfactory
Student demonstrates good understanding of cubism through their Picasso and Georges inspired self-portrait. Good use of abstract method to include geometric shapes, lines and angles.
Outstanding
Student demonstrates excellent understanding of cubism through their Picasso and Georges inspired self-portrait. Excellent use of abstract method to include geometric shapes, lines and angles.
Use of Line/Shape
Unsatisfactory
Student used at least one shape and used lines to define it.
Needs Improvement
Student used at least two shapes and used some lines to define them.
Satisfactory
Student used at least three shapes and expertly used lines to define them.
Outstanding
Student used at least four shapes and expertly used lines to define them.
Colour with oil pastels.
Unsatisfactory
Student did not colour his/her whole project and put forth little effort when choosing colours.
Needs Improvement
Student coloured his/her project somewhat carefully and put forth some effort when choosing colours.
Satisfactory
Student coloured his/her project carefully. He/She outlined the appropriate shapes and applied appropriate pressure to the oil pastel to make the colour spread smoothly.
Outstanding
Student coloured his/her project very carefully. He/She outlined the appropriate shapes and applied appropriate pressure to the oil pastel to make the colour spread smoothly while adding the element of value to create the illusion of light.
Effort/Time Management
Unsatisfactory
Student applied little effort regardless of his/her skill level and rarely used his/her time wisely.
Needs Improvement
Student applied minimum effort regardless of his/her skill level and occasionally used his/her time wisely.
Satisfactory
Student showed a good effort regardless of his/her skill level and usually used his/her time wisely.
Outstanding
Student applied maximum effort regardless of his/her skill level and always used his/her time wisely.
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Arts and Design
Types:
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