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Students in Video Game Programming will create a video game cover design. The designer will use various tools and design methods with Photoshop and submit online for review and grading.

4 playing cards: King, Queen, Jack, Ace Size of playing card: 2.72” x 3.7” Artboard 2.48” x 3.46” Card size All 4 cards will be part of a Theme Create a sketch of each card for planning purposes - inspiration can be gathered from online or personal sources Sketches will be converted to a vectored illustration The Object/Transform/Rotate tool will be used Border included Background included Texture with masking will be used A pattern will be applied somewhere in your card design

Create a mobile about the story. The mobile must include the title of the story, the name of the author, setting, and characters of the story. The mobile must have at least 5 moving parts and each part must have a couple sentences to explain each picture.

Tile Design - an examination of texture as one of the Elements of Design.

Choice 1: • Create a collage showing the positive and negative body images of women/men. • Divide your paper in half. One half will portray positive images, the other half negative images. . Choice 2: • Create a collage showing what beauty means to you. Choice 3: • Create a poem, song, collage of how you see yourself on half of the paper.

Creating and Presenting: apply the creative process to dramatic radio play.

4 playing cards: King, Queen, Jack, Ace Size of playing card: 2.72” x 3.7” Artboard 2.48” x 3.46” Card size All 4 cards will be part of a Theme Create a sketch of each card for planning purposes - inspiration can be gathered from online or personal sources Sketches will be converted to a vectored illustration The Object/Transform/Rotate tool will be used Border included Background included Texture with masking will be used A pattern will be applied somewhere in your card design

Students will use pen & ink to create a drawing using Pen & Ink

Mandala gr 6 assignment

Mandala gr 6 assignment

This rubric is used for a two-point perspective drawing

Art projects without a specific rubric or other assessment criteria will be evaluated and graded using the following rubric.

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

Students will produce a portrait depicting value, proportion and space.

Julie Wilson #175599

Art projects will be evaluated and graded using the following rubric.