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Fine Art: Artwork inspired by an artist 
Fine Art: Painting inspired by an artist
Students will accomplish A.1, AI.3, AI.6, AI.7, AI.8, AII.1, AII.3, AII.5, AII.7, AIII.1, AIII.3, AIII.6, AIII.7, and AIII.8 by creating artwork in the artist style.
Rubric Code: V2XWBAA
By courtneyh
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Excellent

20 pts

Above Average

17 pts

Average

14 pts

Below Average

12 pts

Design/Composition

Excellent

Student applies design principles with great skill.
Above Average

Student applies design principles with fair skill.
Average

Student tries to apply design principles but the overall result is not pleasing.
Below Average

Student does not appear to be able to apply most design principles to their work.
Drawing

Excellent

Drawing is expressive and detailed. Shapes, patterns, rendering and/or texture are used to add interest to the piece.
Above Average

Drawing is expressive and somewhat detailed. Little use has been made of pattern, rendering, or texture.
Average

Drawing has few details. It is primarily representational with very little use of pattern, rendering, or texture.
Below Average

Drawing lacks almost all detail or it is unclear what the drawing is intended to be.
Color/value

Excellent

Choice and application of color or value shows an advanced knowledge of color relationships or use of value. Color choice enhances the idea being expressed.
Above Average

Choice and application of color or value shows knowledge of color relationships and use of value. Colors are appropriate for the idea being expressed.
Average

Choice and application of color or value shows some knowledge of color relationships and value use. Colors are however, not appropriate for the idea being expressed.
Below Average

Students needs to work on learning color relationships and value and applying that knowledge to work.
Use of materials

Excellent

Student shows obvious understanding of how to apply the medium and make different applications work together.
Above Average

Student applies medium in a skilled manner, but a few areas are problematic but not distracting to the overall appeal of the work.
Average

Student applies the medium, but has trouble transitioning from one application to another. There are several areas that distract from the overall appeal of the work.
Below Average

Student misuses materials and does not apply the medium with any skill. Much of the work contains areas that are distracting to the viewer.
Artist Style

Excellent

Student's artwork looks like the subject matter the artist studied would of used and the artist style without copying a piece of the artist.
Above Average

Student's artwork looks like the subject matter the artist studied would of used and the artist style. The student copied the artist piece exactly.
Average

Student's artwork looks somewhat like the subject matter and style the artist studied would of used.
Below Average

Student's artwork does not look like the artist studied subject matter or style.





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