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Printmaking Printmaking You will design and etch an copper plate, using traditional etching tools. You will learn the benefits of cross-hatching for modeling and shading, and the use of line to differentiate between areas of the composition. Rubric Code: W9ACW2 By manyways Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Print Quality
	unprofessional: Did not do, or failed to complete this portion of the assignment. 0 pts	Amateur: Finished, but poorly executed. Not well planned. Borders messy, stained and/or uneven, Prints aren't exactly the same. No sense of engagement in process 10 pts	Hobbyist: Finished well. Intentional and somewhat planned. Borders just mediocre. Prints are somewhat the same. Some feeling of engagement in the process. 15 pts	Novice: Finished really nice. Intentional and well planned. Borders are fairly clean. Prints are almost the same. More of a feeling of engagement in the process. 20 pts	Professional: Finished perfectly, and clearly printed. Very clean borders. Every print is exactly like the others. Evidence of being fully engaged in the process. 25 pts
Eye 25 pts Design quality intentional. The use of the elements and principles obvious and attractive to the viewer.	unprofessional:	Amateur:	Hobbyist:	Novice:	Professional:
Hand 25 pts Consistently well inked and printed. Each impression looks like previous one. A beautifully crafted print.	unprofessional:	Amateur:	Hobbyist:	Novice:	Professional:
Heart 25 pts Feeling of authenticity. Work appears to the viewer as having been executed by one who is enthusiastically engaged and committed to the image and the process. Turned in on time.	unprofessional:	Amateur:	Hobbyist:	Novice:	Professional:
Total points possible 75 pts	unprofessional:	Amateur:	Hobbyist:	Novice:	Professional: