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Neurographic Art Project
Neurographic Art Project
Rubric Code:
S238367
By
motion515253
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Neurographic Art
Poor
3 pts
Fair
5 pts
Good
8 pts
Excellent
10 pts
Craftsmanship
Poor
Work has a lot of pencil marks, sloppy lines, overall does not look "finished"
Fair
Work does not appear finished, and has 4-6 areas that appear "unfinished."
Good
Work looks "finished", but has 2-3 areas where pencil marks are showing or lines are sloppy
Excellent
Work looks very "finished", and has 0-1 areas where pencil marks are showing. No areas appear sloppy.
Time Management
Poor
Student spent the majority of class time distracted, distracting others, or not working on the project
Fair
Student spent most of the class time working on the project, but was distracted/distracting others while working
Good
Student spent most of the class time on the project, with minimal distractions.
Excellent
Student spent nearly all available class time focused on the project and did not distract other students
Creativity
Poor
The student applied no original artistic works. The piece has no details draw on the painting with no variety of line widths used when tracing. Background of painting does not exist.
Fair
The student applied some original artistic works. The student identified some steps of a creative process to develop ideas and artwork. The piece has some details draw on the painting with no variety of line widths used when tracing. Background of painting is average.
Good
The student applied original artistic works. The student identified steps of a creative process to develop ideas and artwork. The piece has most details draw on the painting with some variety of line widths used when tracing. Background of painting is original.
Excellent
The student applied creative
thinking to original artistic works. The student identified and applied steps of a creative process to develop ideas and artwork. The piece has all details draw on the painting plus a variety of line widths used when tracing. Background of painting is unique.
Neurographic Art
Poor
No attempt in drawing by adding transformational shapes and lines to fill the spaces. Student transformed no intersections by rounding off the corners where any lines and shapes meet. No fine details were drawn.
Fair
Attempted drawing by adding transformational shapes and lines to fill the spaces. Student transformed some intersections by rounding off the corners where any lines and shapes meet. Some fine details were drawn.
Good
Created drawing by adding transformational shapes and lines to fill the spaces. Student transformed most intersections by rounding off the corners where any lines and shapes meet. Most fine details were drawn.
Excellent
Exceeded drawing by adding transformational shapes and lines to fill the spaces. Student transformed intersections by rounding off the corners where any lines and shapes meet. All fine details were drawn.
Painting
Poor
The student exercised no increasing
skill and control in the use of media
and techniques. Application of watercolor is poor and no uniquely added areas. A ton of bleeding or smudges.
Fair
The student exercised attempted increasing
skill and control in the use of media
and techniques. Application of watercolor is average. Some bleeding or smudges.
Good
The student exercised some increasing
skill and control in the use of media
and techniques. Application of watercolor is good and some uniquely added areas. Slight bleeding or smudges.
Excellent
The student exercised increasing
skill and control in the use of media
and techniques. Application of watercolor is excellent and uniquely added. No bleeding or smudges.
Subjects:
Arts and Design
Types:
Project
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