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Drawing 1- 1 pt. Perspective Drawing 
Perspective Drawing
Use the 6 perspective techniques (value & contrast converging lines, detail, overlapping, placement, size) to create perspective drawing of a hallway of the interior of the high school using graphite and ebony pencil on white 11 x 18 inch drawing paper.
Rubric Code: AC85XX
By lregalla
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

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  Unacceptable

1 pts

Not Yet Meets Expectations

2 pts

Minimally Meets Expectations

3 pts

Fully Meets Expectations

4 pts

Exceeds Expectations

5 pts

Value

Unacceptable

Picture is black and white, no value, contour lines only.
Not Yet Meets Expectations

Lots of blank paper is visible. Little difference in value or contrast exists in the artwork. All value is the same gray or smudged.
Minimally Meets Expectations

About half of the paper has strong contrast. Some difference in value or intensity for at least half of the objects to show close and far away elements. At least 3 values are present.
Fully Meets Expectations

Most of the paper has strong value; very Value is strong, details are clear and drawn neatly for close objects and lighter for far away objects. At least 4 values are present.
Exceeds Expectations

Entire space shows strong evidence of value knowledge. All Objects further away are smaller and still have details. At least 5 values are present.
converging lines

Unacceptable

No converging lines in picture.
Not Yet Meets Expectations

Lines converge across the horizontal plane.
Minimally Meets Expectations

One set of lines get somewhat closer together on the vertical plane.
Fully Meets Expectations

One set of lines get closer together on the vertical plane to show an object getting further away from the viewer.
Exceeds Expectations

Two or more sets of converging lines effectively and logically show objects getting further away from the viewer.
detail

Unacceptable

No detail in picture.
Not Yet Meets Expectations

One or two close objects are detailed. The rest of the objects are solid shapes.
Minimally Meets Expectations

Half of the close objects have more detail than far away objects.
Fully Meets Expectations

Close objects have more detail than objects further away from viewer.
Exceeds Expectations

Close objects have incredible detail, shading, and shadowing. Detail gradually becomes less and less as the objects get further away from the viewer.
overlapping

Unacceptable

No objects overlap in picture.
Not Yet Meets Expectations

Has only one set of overlapping objects to show closer and further away objects.
Minimally Meets Expectations

Has at least 2 sets of overlapping objects to show closer and further away objects.
Fully Meets Expectations

Has at least 4 sets of overlapping objects to show closer and further away objects.
Exceeds Expectations

Has 8 or more sets of overlapping objects to show closer and further away objects. Overlapping objects also include at least 2 other perspective techniques.
placement

Unacceptable

All objects on the same plane in picture.
Not Yet Meets Expectations

Only has objects in two of the following: foreground, middle ground, and background.
Minimally Meets Expectations

At least one object is visible in each of the following: foreground, middle ground, and background.
Fully Meets Expectations

At least three different objects are visible in each of the following: foreground, middle ground, and background.
Exceeds Expectations

Many different objects are visible in each of the following: foreground, middle ground, and background.



Keywords:
  • linear perspective, depth, vanishing point, horizon line, converging lines, Rennaissance



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