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Figure/Gesture Drawing Figure/Gesture Drawing Rubric Code: FX99B8C By racer79 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Figure/Gesture Drawing
	Exemplary/Advanced 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Developing 2 pts	Incomplete 1 pts
Gesture Drawing Sketches-Lines	Exemplary/Advanced Gesture lines are done in a free and descriptive manner. Gesture lines capture the essential underlying gesture/movement and are very expressive. An action line is evident.	Proficient Gesture lines are done in a free and descriptive manner. Gesture lines capture the essential underlying gesture/movement, but could have been made more expressive. An action line is evident.	Developing Gesture lines need to be more fluid in order to fully capture the descriptive details and essential underlying gesture/movement. Gesture lines lack any expressive qualities. No evidence of an action line.	Incomplete Gesture lines are not utilized. No evidence of an action line.
Gesture Drawing Sketches-Geometry	Exemplary/Advanced The student applied gestural circles/ovals and other shapes to help express volume.	Proficient The student applied gestural circles/ovals and other shapes to help express volume. There are some instances, however, where more circles/ovals and other shapes could have been used.	Developing Overall, little consideration and effort was made to build volume with gestural circles/ovals and shapes. The student relied mostly on contour lines to describe volume.	Incomplete The student barely, if at all, used gestural circles/ovals and other shapes to express volume. In fact, volume is not really expressed.