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Observational Drawing/proportions, value, edges 
This rubric will be used to assess correct proportions, value, and edges within a drawing
Rubric Code: Z2AC9C
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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Observational Drawing
  Extraordinary: A

4

(N/A)

Above average: B

3

(N/A)

Average: C

2

(N/A)

Below average: D

1

(N/A)

Correct proportions
4 pts

Used tools and techniques covered in class to obtain correct proportions

Extraordinary: A

Student understands how to use the tools and techniques covered in class to obtain correct proportions. The student spent the time to go above and beyond to make sure the proportions and small details were as correct as possible.
Above average: B

Student understands how to use the tools and techniques covered in class to obtain correct proportions. With a little more time and effort work would have been extraordinary.
Average: C

Student understands how to use the tools and techniques covered in class just enough to obtain semi-believable proportions. With a little more time and effort work would have been a B. Some of the proportions are a little too far off, and could have been corrected with a little more time and effort.
Below average: D

Student has a poor understanding of the tools and techniques covered in class. Proportions and details are a little too far off, either because of lack of time and effort or understanding.
correct values
4 pts

Used tools and techniques covered in class to obtain correct values

Extraordinary: A

Student understands how to use the tools and techniques covered in class to obtain correct VALUES. The student spent the time to go above and beyond to make sure the values were correct, using lightest light and darkest dark to obtain full value range.
Above average: B

Student understands how to use the tools and techniques covered in class to obtain correct VALUES. The student spent the time to make sure the values were correct, using lightest light and darkest dark to obtain a full value range.
Average: C

Student understands how to use the tools and techniques covered in class just enough to obtain semi-believable values. Some of the values are a little to far off, and could have been corrected with a little more time and effort.
Below average: D

Student has a poor understanding of the tools and techniques covered in class. values are a little too far off, either because of lack of time and effort or understanding. Image is most likely incomplete or very grayed out and flat.
hard and soft edges
4 pts

Perception of hard and soft
edges are very important within a drawing. In this section I will also be looking at mark making used to obtain different textures within materials.

Extraordinary: A

Student understands how to use the tools and techniques covered in class to obtain correct EDGES. The student spent the time to go above and beyond to make sure they attended to soft and hard edges: maybe even masking the hardest edges. Student spent the time to experiment with mark making into correct value areas to obtain textural differences.
Above average: B

Student understands how to use the tools and techniques covered in class to obtain correct EDGES. The student spent the time to attend to soft and hard edges: maybe even masking the hardest edges. Student spent the time to experiment with mark making into correct value areas to obtain textural differences.
Average: C

Student understands how to use the tools and techniques covered in class to obtain correct EDGES is adequate. The student could have spent more time attending to soft and hard edges: maybe even masking the hardest edges. Many edges look the same.Student spent minimal time experimenting with mark making into correct value areas to obtain textural differences.
Below average: D

Student shows minimal understanding of how to use the tools and techniques covered in class to obtain correct EDGES. The student did not attend to hard and soft edges.Student spent minimal time experimenting with mark making into correct value areas to obtain textural differences. All edges look the same and all objects look like they are made from same material.



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