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Value Drawing from Photo Value Drawing (Collage Drawing) Students will accomplish the following SLOs by creating a collage pencil drawing; the creation of works of art. Each area is worth 10 points. Rubric Code: D2X7235 By durness Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Value Drawing Personal Object
	No effort (F) 1 pts	Minimal (D) 5.5 pts	Fair (C) 7.5 pts	Good (B) 8.5 pts	Excellent (A) 10 pts
Value Range 25 % 10 points possible	No effort (F)	Minimal (D) Drawing includes one value	Fair (C) Drawing demonstrates some understanding of value and includes two values.	Good (B) Drawing demonstrates understanding of value and includes approximately 3 to 4 values from light to dark.	Excellent (A) Drawing demonstrates a good understanding of value and includes 5 to 6 values from light to dark.
Contour Observation 25 % 10 points possible	No effort (F)	Minimal (D) Student's drawing reflects some resemblance to the observed object.	Fair (C) Student's drawing reflects resemblance to the outside shape of the observed object.	Good (B) Student's drawing reflects careful observation of the object studied.	Excellent (A) Student's drawing reflects careful observation of the object studied and small details are obvious in the lines drawn.
Shading 25 % 10 points possible	No effort (F)	Minimal (D) Shading is barely attempted.	Fair (C) Shading is minimal. More could be done.	Good (B) Shading is done gradually and in the appropriate places.	Excellent (A) Shading is done gradually with soft pencil strokes, smooth transitions and in the appropriate places.
Overall Composition 25 % 10 points possible	No effort (F)	Minimal (D) The composition feels unfinished and has a lot of empty space.	Fair (C) The composition has small objects and needs more to fill the space.	Good (B) The composition is visually well balanced.	Excellent (A) The composition fills the picture plane in an interesting way using the negative space as part of the composition.<BR> The composition holds the eye.