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This rubric is meant to help guide in the creation of your PowerPoint presentation project. Each category in the far left column represents a component of the project that will be taken into consideration when calculating the final grade for this assignment. Review the rubric carefully before, during and after the creation of the PowerPoint presentation, to ensure that all intended elements of your powerpoint have been represented and all other criteria have been met.

Students will know homework expectations which would include completeness, accuracy, requirements, legibility and time management.

Grid self-portrait drawing created from a digital photograph.

Create a Self Portrait painting using 5-7 personal symbols. Use blending techniques using acrylic paint.

There are different types of photographic portraits. Traditional portraits are usually head and shoulder shots with the subject smiling into the camera. Personality portraits dig a little deeper into the soul of your subject and reveal the character of the person. The background or foreground may or may not be an important aspect of the image. Lastly, environmental portraits reveal the subject’s profession, vocation, hobby or passion. The environment surrounding the subject is a key element in the photograph.

Photoshop skills assessment

Photoshop skills assessment for AD 1260

Students frame a picture, then use line and colour pattern to bring out colours in original.

A rubric that properly evaluates the artistic process. It measures the various phases and approaches that are necessary in the assessment of a project or a work of art.

Ceramic Artist Study - Ron Dee

A grading scale used to evaluate a student's compilation of best works in art production, creativity, abililty, and effort in work.

Use this rubric for grading student notebook activities.

1.Develop a landscape painting showing an aerial perspective. Use a limited selection of lines and shapes and use a range of tertiary colours. 2. Record all class activities and the process of your artmaking in your Visual Diary.

John Olsen and William Robinson are two Australian artists that paint the Australian landscape from a different point of view or perspective. Research both of these artists using the questions below: 1) Who are these artists? 2) Outline the factors that influenced their artmaking? 3) What viewpoints or perspectives did they paint the landscape from? Explain. 4) Select artworks from each artist that supports the information you have found and describe the features of each artwork. Using this information and selected artworks create a flyer that explains the artmaking practice of John Olson and William Robinson. The flyer will be advertising an exhibition of artwork by these two artists.

The use of this rubric is for assessment of students sketchbook.