iRubric: Op Art 3D Hand rubric

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Op Art 3D Hand Op Art 3D Hand Students will create a drawing of a hand with lines that looks 3D Rubric Code: U2383WB By ladewigs Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

3D Hand Art Criteria Use the elements of desighn (line, shape, form,space texture, colour and value ) to create a 3D hand art of their hand.
	Level 4 The student demonstrates a high level of artistic skill in all areas . 5 pts	Level 3 The student demonstrates artistic skill in most areas . 4 pts	Level 2 The student demonstrates artistic skill in some areas . 3 pts	Level 1 The student demonstrates artistic skill in a few areas . 2 pts
Instruction & Concepts Knowledge and Understanding	Level 4 The artwork is planned carefully; understanding of all concepts ( i.e. use of line, colour, space) and instructions (e.g. about alternating colours ) is clearly demonstrated.	Level 3 The artwork has been planned ; understanding of most concepts ( i.e. use of line, colour, space) and instructions (e.g. about alternating colours) is evident .	Level 2 The artwork shows some evidence of planning ; understanding of some concepts ( i.e. use of line, colour, space) and instructions (e.g. about alternating colours) can be seen.	Level 1 The artwork shows little evidence of planning ; understanding of concepts ( i.e. use of line, colour, space) and instructions (e.g. about alternating colours) is demonstrated in a few places.
Skill & Craftsmanship Application and Communication	Level 4 The artwork shows outstanding craftsmanship ( i.e., lines are clear and spaced appropriately; colours alternate and the colour scheme is consistent).	Level 3 The artwork shows good craftsmanship( i.e.,most lines are clear ;most are spaced appropriately; colours alternate in most places and the colour scheme is evident).	Level 2 The artwork shows some craftsmanship ( i.e., some lines are clear; some are spaced suitably; colours alternate in some places and there is some evidence of a colour scheme).	Level 1 he artwork shows limited craftsmanship (i.e., lines are unclear; many are spaced unsuitably; colours alternate in a few places and there is little evidence of a colour scheme).
Creativity & Originality Thinking	Level 4 The choice of colours is very effective.	Level 3 The choice of colours is effective.	Level 2 The choice of colours is effective in some places/ somewhat effective .	Level 1 The choice of colours has limited appeal.