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Negative Spaces / Positive Shapes - 70 points x2
Using a wooden pencil, students initially draw several unusual/uneven shapes (each approx. 3-4") on manilla tagboard then decide with teacher & cut out the unique shape. (Stay away from letters and numbers for shapes.)Again, using your wooden pencil, place your shape at various angles and very lightly sketch them on white tagboard leaving approx. 2" between the shapes. Lightly draw straight or curving lines between the shapes. (This will create the negative areas for patterns) Then begin creating colored tight-knit patterns using colored markers on scrap paper. Remember, patterns repeat. When you have created enough tight-knit patterns, you may begin drawing patterns on the white tagboard. Hint: Write on back of tagboard names of colors used so that you use the same color in your pattern. DO NOT OUTLINE shapes or patterns. Erase any pencil markings before turning in project with your rubric for grading.
Rubric Code:
G477W3
By
mjcraig
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Negative Space / Positive Shapes
Emerging / Beginner
3 pts
Getting There
5 pts
Wow!
10 pts
Composition / Positive Shape
Emerging / Beginner
Shape is not unusual.
Getting There
Shape size is smaller than 3" and / or not unusual.
Wow!
Shape size is at least 3" and unusual.
Unusual shapes create movement in a fascinating and abstracted way.
Patterns / Designs
Emerging / Beginner
Negative spaces are lacking patterns and / or repetition and / or not a pattern.
Needs Definition
Getting There
Some patterns are lacking detail and / or repetition / or some patterns incomplete.
Lacks strong contrast
Wow!
Patterns are precise; well designed; show repetition / very detailed.
Good contrast between positive shapes and negative background.
Color
Emerging / Beginner
Lack of colored pattern to create repetition.
Getting There
Did not use same color throughout the whole pattern / space. Imperfections detract somewhat from the artwork.
Wow!
Used brilliant, consistent and crisp colors in negative spaces.
Challenge
Emerging / Beginner
Student did something as easy as possible.
Getting There
Student played it safe, stayed in his/her comfort zone.
Wow!
Student tackled a challenge and developed his/her art skills.
Neatness
Emerging / Beginner
Messy.
Getting There
Imperfections detract somewhat from the artwork.
Wow!
Artwork is pristine, appears to be made with great care.
Work Process
Emerging / Beginner
Artwork is rushed to finish on time and / or student aimed low.
Getting There
Artwork indicates some inconsistencies. Student is capable of much better work.
Wow!
Used time in class wisely; paid careful attention to detail in your artwork.
Work Habits
Emerging / Beginner
Behavior unbecoming during class or disrespectful.
Getting There
Did not always use class time wisely and / or did not always clean up at end of each class.
Wow!
Consistent positive work habits / attitude.
Kept art room clean.
Keywords:
Silhouette, design, pattern, positive shape, negative space, contrast, implied line
Subjects:
Arts and Design
Types:
Project
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