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Perspective Bedroom Drawing Perspective Bedroom Drawing As part of a unit on the elements of art, students will draw charcoal or pencil drawings of a bedroom to show their knowledge of perspective/depth of field. Rubric Code: YX2XB57 By Mertgrrl Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Perspective Bedroom Drawing
	Does not 0 pts	Not Yet Meeting Expectations 1 pts	Minimally Meeting Expectations 2 pts	Fully Meeting Expectations 3 pts	Exceeding Expectations 4 pts
Knowledge: Space and Form 10 pts colour density, converging lines, vanishing point, detail density, overlapping, surface/placement, size	Does not All objects drawn equal distance from viewer.	Not Yet Meeting Expectations Shows perspective using only 1 technique	Minimally Meeting Expectations Shows perspective using 2 to 4 techniques.	Fully Meeting Expectations Shows perspective using at least 5 techniques.	Exceeding Expectations Shows perspective using all 7 techniques.
Skill: Light Source 10 pts	Does not No light source evident.	Not Yet Meeting Expectations Light source comes from different directions in each object.	Minimally Meeting Expectations Direction of light source is shown on less than half of the objects.	Fully Meeting Expectations Direction of light source is shown on more than half of the objects.	Exceeding Expectations Direction of light source is evident on each object and the surface upon which the objects are resting.
Presentation 10 pts	Does not Artwork incomplete.	Not Yet Meeting Expectations Artwork is messy; evidence that student ran out of time to complete the assignment. Drawing uses small portion of space.	Minimally Meeting Expectations Artwork completed somewhat neatly; student should have spent more time planning and creating this piece. Drawing uses about half of the space.	Fully Meeting Expectations Artwork completed neatly with satisfactory skill; evidence student spent time creating this piece. Drawing uses entire space.	Exceeding Expectations Artwork completed neatly with much creativity and skill; evidence student spent exceptional time and effort "getting things just right". Drawing uses entire space.
Enter Title 10 pts Effort and Creativity	Does not Not effort was made lacks creativity	Not Yet Meeting Expectations Some effort was made to create drawing but not very creative	Minimally Meeting Expectations Made effort and some creativity	Fully Meeting Expectations Demonstrates effort and creativity, somewhat successful drawing	Exceeding Expectations Demonstrated full effort and much creativity, very successful