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6th Grade Point Perspective Town or City
Drawing 2: Two point perspective
The student will create an original artwork of a town or city using one point perspective.
Rubric Code:
L25B73
By
bethst1
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Type:
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1 point perspective
Excellent
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Perspective
Excellent
All objects are represented accurately and are in one point perspective.
Good
Most objects are represented accurately and are in one point perspective. Minor corrections needed.
Fair
Some objects are represented accurately and are in onepoint perspective. Numerous corrections are needed.
Poor
No objects are represented accurately or are in one point perspective
Design
Excellent
The artwork is original. Student used references, but in own unique style. Student's theme is obvious to the viewer. Has added details.
Good
The artwork shows some originality at least 3 or more, but ideas are copied from resource as is or other student's work. Student's theme obvious to the viewer.
Fair
The artwork shows little originality with a reference of two original ideas. Student's theme is clearly not shown.
Poor
The artwork is copied and shows no originality.
Student's theme is not clear.
Choice of color
Excellent
Choice of colors and values are excellent. The student made sure to use atmospheric perspective. Sky exhibits great this skill as objects, too. Student created good contrast of dark and light values.
Good
Choice of colors and values are good. The student tried to create atmospheric perspective of dark in front and light in back, but sky does not follow rule.
Fair
Choice of colors are fair, but student used one value of colors with no contrast. Dark and light colors used but not in atmospheric perspective.
Poor
Student has no knowledge of colors or values or use of atmospheric perspective.
Craftsmanship
Excellent
No folds, tears, bends in paper, unwanted marks, smudges. Ruler was always used or high level of tracing skill. Skill use of pencil is seen in using shading.
Good
Some folds, tears, bends in paper, unwanted marks, smudges. Ruler mostly used but some tracing was done freehand. Student has good skill of coloring with pencils but no shading was shown.
Fair
Folds, tears, bends in paper, unwanted marks, smudges. No ruler used but student freehand traced lines and tried to stay on the lines. Color is outside of lined in area.
Poor
Yikes...what happened?
No ruler used and obvious student did not try to stay on lines when retracing. Student shows no skill in staying in lined area.
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