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Acrylic Painting Acrylic Painting Students will create a record of paintings based on secondary images of their choice, using acrylic paint. They will demonstrate their knowledge of acrylic paint techniques. Rubric Code: Y245B49 By Praimakorn Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

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Art Technical Skills	1 Brushstroke Variation: Assess the diversity and purposefulness of brushstrokes, considering whether the artist effectively uses different brush sizes and techniques.	1 Edge Control: Evaluate the artist's ability to control edges, distinguishing between hard and soft edges to create depth and define forms.	1 Textural Elements: Evaluate the incorporation of textural elements, such as impasto or glazing, and their contribution to the overall tactile quality.	1 Blending Techniques: Consider the use of blending techniques, such as wet-on-wet blending, to achieve seamless color transitions.	1 Gradation Consistency: Assess the consistency of gradations throughout the artwork, ensuring a gradual and controlled progression of tones.	Total Score
Craftsmanship / details	1 Fine Detail Accuracy: Assess the accuracy of fine details, such as intricate patterns or small elements within the artwork.	1 Edge Precision: Evaluate the precision of edges, focusing on the crispness and clarity of defined boundaries.	1 Detail Consistency: Consider the uniformity of detail execution across different areas of the artwork.	1 Consistency in Style: Consider how consistently the artist maintains the chosen style and level of detail.	1 Textural Harmony: Assess how well intentional textures contribute to the overall harmony of the surface finish.	Total Score
Use of Art Elements	1 Dimensional Accuracy: Assess how accurately three-dimensional forms are represented within the artwork.	1 Balanced Arrangement: Assess the balance of visual elements, considering the distribution of weight and importance within the composition.	1 Effective Focal Point: Evaluate the effectiveness of the focal point in guiding the viewer's attention.	1 Purposeful Texture: Assess whether textural elements serve a purpose in conveying meaning or enhancing specific aspects of the artwork.	1 Color Relationships: Evaluate the interaction and relationship between colors, looking for complementary, analogous, or contrasting schemes.	Total Score