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Landscape Rubric Landscape Painting Rubric Rubric Code: Y75W7C By leigh77 Draft Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Handout Grade Levels: 6-8

Landscape Art
	LEVEL 1 (N/A)	LEVEL 2 (N/A)	LEVEL 3 (N/A)	LEVEL 4 (N/A)
The Entire Canvas is filled	LEVEL 1 The canvas has a large portion of white left unpainted.	LEVEL 2 A small amount of white is left on the canvas.	LEVEL 3 There is little or no white left on the canvas.	LEVEL 4 The entire canvas is filled beautifully with no white spots left unless they were created with white paint.
The effort put into the artwork.	LEVEL 1 The student did not even attempt to do their best work.	LEVEL 2 The student put in a minimal amount of work into their artwork.	LEVEL 3 The student worked well on their piece but could have done a little bit more to finish it.	LEVEL 4 The student did their best work. The artwork was of great quality for that student's ability.
There are a wide variety of colors or you have choosen a theme for color	LEVEL 1 There are few colors and no colors mixed.	LEVEL 2 There is a minimal amount of colors and a few colors mixed.	LEVEL 3 There are a large amount of colors used many of them mixed.	LEVEL 4 There are a wide variety of colors used and many were mixed on their own.
The piece includes: foreground, middleground, background	LEVEL 1 The piece does not include any of the features.	LEVEL 2 The piece is missing one or more of the features.	LEVEL 3 The piece has all the features.	LEVEL 4 The piece has all the features and has produced an accurate picture of a landscape.
Proportion and Perspective The illusion of depth and volume is created with overlapping.	LEVEL 1 There is no attempt at proportion or perspective	LEVEL 2 There is an attempt at creating depth and volume but it is distracting to the overall feeling of the artwork.	LEVEL 3 There is proportion and perspective in the artwork created by overlapping.	LEVEL 4 The artwork is proportionate and has perspective that creates a life like image of the intended landscape.
Horizon line The horizon line is in the middle of the paper.	LEVEL 1 There is no clear horizon line.	LEVEL 2 There is an attempt at a horizon line.	LEVEL 3 The horizon line is present and appealing.	LEVEL 4 The horizon line is clear and draws your attention to it.