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GRAPHIC DESIGN: Color Theory and Focal Point GRAPHIC DESIGN: Abstract Design. Using at least five letters and five lines/shapes, create an abstract design in which the letters are not immediately recognizable. After completing the color blending worksheet, paint using the hard-edge technique in either complementary or analogous colors. Rubric Code: D6WAA2 By cshoemaker Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

color theory
	Excellent 20 pts	Good 15 pts	Fair 10 pts	Poor 5 pts	Missing (N/A)
Critique I Description 10 Analysis 10	Excellent Description--facts only. Analysis--explains how elements are organized by the principles	Good Missing one of excellent	Fair Missing two of excellent	Poor Missing three of excellent	Missing Missing
Critique II Interpretation 10 Judgement 10	Excellent Interpretation--creative and relates to description/analysis Judgement--Identifies aesthetic theory	Good Missing one of excellent	Fair Missing two of excellent	Poor Missing three of excellent	Missing Missing
Painting	Excellent Focal point created through use of lights/darks, tints/shades. Used colors repeatedly (at least 3 times each). Used analogous or complementary color scheme. Wide range of colors mixed/used	Good Missing one of excellent	Fair Missing two of excellent	Poor Missing three of excellent	Missing Missing
Design	Excellent Design shows thought and complexity. Letters are abstracted by intersecting lines/shapes. Focal point demonstrates understanding of Rule of Thirds	Good Missing one of excellent	Fair Missing two of excellent	Poor Missing three of excellent	Missing Missing
Finished Presentation	Excellent Painted neatly, mounted centered on black poster board. Flap folded parallel to edge. Name front bottom right-hand corner.	Good Missing one of excellent	Fair Missing two of excellent	Poor Missing three of excellent	Missing Missing 4 of excellent