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Students will design and create their own quilling shapes by learning beginning quilling techniques.

Students will accomplish the following SOLs by creating a pen and ink drawing; AII.1 The student will expand the use of a sketchbook/journal by adding preliminary sketches, finished drawings, critical writings, and class notes. AII.5 The student will demonstrate proficiency and craftsmanship in the use of an expanded range of art media. AII.7 The student will employ the visual problem-solving process in the production of original works of art. AIII.1 The student will maintain a sketchbook/journal that demonstrates research, fluency of ideas, concepts, media, and processes. AIII.6 The student will develop skill, confidence, and craftsmanship in the use of media, techniques, and processes to achieve desired intentions in works of art. AIII.8 The student will demonstrate initiative, originality, fluency, commitment to tasks, and openness to new ideas in the creation of works of art. Each area is worth 25 points.

This rubric is used for a one point perspective city drawing

Students will draw a composition using leaves in an asymmetrical balance

After studying Georgia O'Keeffe's flowers, the students zoomed into an interested place on their flower references. We did a grid drawing. The grid drawing was transferred on to larger paper and then colored with oil pastels.

The students create a drawings using their own ideas and direction

A chart form of the "Simple Rubric for Assessing Photographs" developed by Susan Hoisington, Cabrillo College

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.

Drawing a self portrait using a photograph and the grid method

Create a pot using the coil method with exposed coils to create an original design