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Renaissance Contest Peice American Life- Acrylic Painting Using the Renaissance as your inspiration, create an original piece of artwork that is contest ready. Rubric Code: ZXWA262 By jennifernoelsco Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Renaissance Contest
	Poor 10 pts	Fair 15 pts	Good 20 pts	Excellent 25 pts
Overall Design	Poor The elements of art and principles of design were NOT considered	Fair The elements of art and principles of design were considered but needed more refinig	Good The elements of art and principles of design were considered but needed a little more refinig	Excellent The elements of art and principles of design were considered and used for a well planned out design
Craftmanship	Poor The work was poor, possibly sloppy and time was not used wisely. More attention to detail should have been used.	Fair The work was fair. Time may not have been used well. The piece of artwork may have looked unfinished.	Good The work was good, but the student could have used their time more wisely and paid more attention to the details.	Excellent The student took their time and did excellent work. The student paid good attention to detail.
Creativity	Poor The student did not get very creative.	Fair There was some creativity there, but more could have been done.	Good The student started to push outside the box and come up with a creative solution to the assignment.	Excellent The student was very creative, thought outside the box, but still incorporated the point of the assignment.
Interpretation of Theme	Poor Inspiration from the Renaissance is not apparent at all.	Fair Inspiration from the Renaissance was interpreted poorly, with little to no connection to the theme.	Good The inspiration from the Renaissance is obvious in the piece of artwork, but could have been pushed farther.	Excellent The inspiration from the Renaissance was creatively interpreted and used in the artwork.