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THINK CRITICALLY “WHAT’S THAT, IS IT REALLY WHY WE GO TO SCHOOL?” Critical thinking is the intellectually disciplined process of actively and skillfully conceptualizing, applying, analyzing, synthesizing, and/or evaluating information gathered from, or generated by, observation, experience, reflection, reasoning, or communication, as a guide to belief and action.

ART HISTORY TIMELINE DIGITAL ART

(1990) 1990: Release of Photoshop 1.0 Photoshop is a graphics editor developed and published by Adobe Systems. It has been described as "an industry standard for graphics professionals"

(1958) 1958: First Video Game

(1926)

1926: Baird's Mechanical Television One the first examples of Digital Art

) PHOTOGRAPHY (1827Joseph Nicephore Niepce

In 1827, made the first known photographic image using the camera obscura. The camera obscura was a tool used by artists to draw.

POTTERY

DRAW PAINT

STONE AGE

(29,000 b.c.–2500 b.c.)

29,000 to 25,000 BC, when the earliest known ceramic (molded of clay and fired) objects were created, including the Venus or Grimaldi figurines.

SCULPTURE STONE AGE

(30,000 b.c.–2500 b.c.)

Lascaux Cave Painting, Woman of Willendorf, Stonehenge

DREAM

IMAGINE

THINK DIFFERENTLY

“SEE THE WORLD AROUND YOU, SEE EVERY LINE, SHAPE, FORM EVERY COLOR & EVERY DETAIL”

BE PASSIONATE

THE CREATIVE PROCESS My sketchbook holds my thoughts, ideas, & dreams.

Artist Checklist Do I throughly understand what my goal and/or what the (assignment) is about?

Do I understand the requirements to meet my goal?

Artistic requirements Technical requirements What sketches or Layout designs do I need to do prior to creating my art?

How will I protect and present my art once completed?

Learning How to SEE

Learning How to SEE

SPACE POSITIVE POSITIVE & NEGATIVE SPACE

NEGATIVE

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B A C K

THE WORLD

Put your inspirations in this section

INSPIRATION The process of being mentally stimulated to do or feel something creative.

Put your inspirations in this section

INSPIRATION The process of being mentally stimulated to do or feel something creative.

Put your inspirations in this section

COMPOSITION How you arrange objects within your piece (i.e. canvas/ paper), is one of the most important decisions you will make about your art.

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WHAT WILL INSPIRE YOU TO CREATE

1POINT PERSPECTIVE

One-point perspective refers to a point converging on a plane. If you look down a long road, the sides of the road will seem joined together at some point in the distance. This point is the vanishing point.

In one point perspective there is only one vanishing points on the horizon line on, all the lines that move away from you will appear to converge to one vanishing point. The lines that go up and down, and left and right will be

Vanishing point

WHAT WILL INSPIRE YOU TO CREATE

2POINT PERSPECTIVE

One-point perspective is great if you happen to be looking directly at the front of something, but what if your subject is turned to the side? Then you need two point perspective!

In two point perspective, there are two vanishing points on the horizon line. Every line except vertical ones will converge onto one of the two vanishing points.

Vanishing point 1

Vanishing point 2

B A C K

B A C K

LINE THEORY LINE TYPES LINE SIZES TECHNIQUES

LINE

is an element of art which refers to the continuos mark made on some surface by a moving point. It may be two dimensional, like a pencil mark on a paper or it may be three dimensional or implied (the edge of a shape or form) often it is a outline,contour or silhouette. “Line is the foundation, the building block of art...�

LINE

is an element of art which refers to the continuos mark made on some surface by a moving point. It may be two dimensional, like a pencil mark on a paper or it may be three dimensional or implied (the edge of a shape or form) often it is a outline,contour or silhouette. “Line is the foundation, the building block of art...�

DRAW 4 different lines...

 is an enclosed space defined by other elements of art. shapes may take on the appearance of two-d or three- objects.

LINE TYPES

 is an enclosed space defined by other elements of art. shapes may take on the appearance of two-d or threeobjects.

SHAPE TYPES

THE KEY TO UNDERSTANDING

ART +

=

LINES

MAKING CURVED LINES Following the Outlines of Circles Use a finger to follow the outline of the circle (Figure 901) in a clockwise motion. Then, follow the outline of the second circle (Figure 902) in a counterclockwise motion. Whichever feels most comfortable is your natural directional movement.

(Figure 901)

(Figure 902)

For most left-handed people this movement is counterclockwise. Conversely, right- handed individuals are more likely to begin drawing curved lines in a clockwise direction. And, some people find both movements equally natural.

THE KEY TO UNDERSTANDING

ART +

=

B A C K

SHAPE THEORY SHAPE TYPES SHAPE SIZES TECHNIQUES

Shape

is an enclosed space defined by other elements of art. shapes may take on the

appearance of two-d or three- objects.

DRAW 4 different shapes...

Shape

is an enclosed space defined by other elements of art. shapes may take on the

appearance of two-d or three- objects.

Shape

is an enclosed space defined by other elements of art. shapes may take on the

appearance of two-d or three- objects.

SHAPE

FORM THEORY FORM TYPES TECHNIQUES

FORM real and implied.

is an element of art that is three-dimensional and encloses space. Form can be both

FORM

FORM

COLOR THEORY COLOR TYPES TECHNIQUES

COLOR

is an enclosed space defined by other elements of art. shapes may take on

the appearance of two-d or three- objects.

COLOR

B A C K

SPACE THEORY SPACE TYPES TECHNIQUES

B A C K

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PENCIL SCALE Hs or Bs such as BB and BBB for successively softer leads, and HH and HHH for successively harder ones.

A set of pencils ranging from a very hard, light-marking pencil to a very soft, black-marking pencil usually ranges from hardest to softest as follows: 9H 8H 7H 6H 5H 4H 3H 2H H F HB B 2B 3B 4B 5B 6B 7B 8B 9B Hardest → Medium → Softest

WHAT WILL INSPIRE YOU TO CREATE

THE “T”

The T starts with the eyes and extends down through the nose & mouth to the chin.

The Vitruvian Man

Leonardo De Vinci is considered won of the fore fathers of figure drawing.

B A C K

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PAINTING LINE + Shape = Form

STRATEGIES

Blending All types of art require a knowledgeable understanding of blending techniques.

Layering Painting is about layering of colors to create depth & details.

Mixing

Mixing paints is something that requires an understanding of color theory.

Work from Background to Foreground.

Work from Light to Dark

PAINTING LINE + Shape = Form

Step1:

STRATEGIES

SKETCH OUT

Lightly sketch out your idea, remember, you are going to cover this sketch up with paint, so don’t put a lot of details in it.

Step2: Step3:

BASE COAT

Pick your LIGHTEST Color to be your base coat

Work from Background to Foreground Remember to continue to layer your paints. If you have really light colors/ values in the Foreground (you can leave those areas (paper) White and do them at the end)

Step4:

Work from Light to Dark.

Save the darks for the very end. (These are your details)

Things to Remember: Use bigger brushes for bigger areas, and

smaller brushes for smaller areas.

If you want to layer two different colors, but you don’t want to blend them, let your paint dry, then layer your colors/values.

27 BONES B A C K

LOGO DESIGN CONCRETE JUNGLE GIG POSTER NATURES PASSION CONCEPT ART

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PAINT

Socrates once said, "If we hadn't a voice or a tongue, and wanted to express things to one another, wouldn't we try to communicate by moving our hands”.

Webster's dictionary defines “hands” as; The terminal part of the human arm located below the forearm, used for grasping and holding and consisting of the wrist, palm, four fingers, and an opposable thumb.

Hands are the chief organs for physically manipulating the environment, used for both gross motor skills (such as grasping a large object) and fine motor skills (such as picking up a small pebble). The fingertips contain some of the densest areas of nerve endings on the body, are the richest source of tactile feedback.

A normal human hand consists of Digits, Bones (27 to be precise), Articulations, and Muscles. An artist must be familiar with the anatomy of hand in order to reproduce it Artistically.

Assignment Your Job is to draw a picture of a hand that is as realistic as possible. Remember that a hand consists of fingers, a palm, and an opposable thumb. Your picture must show at least two fingers connected to a palm.

Required Techniques -Required Tools: Various Pencils (4H, HB, B, 3B) & an eraser.

-You must show (me) your planning & inspiration for your ideas.

-You cannot use any smudging tools, (this includes your finger) show control with your pencil.

-You must use your Canvas/ paper to the fullest. (i.e. No large blank areas of unused space) -Your lines need to be clean & as accurate as possible.

-Your shading needs to accurately reflect the look & feel of skin.

-Your piece needs to have a full range of values. (from white to black with all the grey’s) -Your piece must be clean, free of stray marks & if mounted (it must be done appropriately).

ENDURING UNDERSTANDING Artists use a variety of problem solving and decision making skills to apply the

ESSENTAL QUESTION: Why and how do artists apply the elements & principles of Art in works of art?

elements & principles of art and sensory and expressive features in works of art.

OVERAL ARTISTIC GOAL FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT:

* MAIN (EPA) ELEMENTS & PRINCIPLES OF ART APPLIED TO THIS ASSIGNMENT:

Understand how to control different types of pencils for a desired effect.

Understand how to create realistic looking textures by using shading techniques.

Understand how to create a piece with a full range of values.

Understand how to create an interesting & dynamic compositions.

LINE

EMPHASIS

SHAPE

BALANCE

FORM

PROPORTION

VALUE, TEXTURE

UNITY

* In everyone of my assignments ALL the Elements and Principles of Art could be listed, these are just the Main (EPA) emphased in this spicific assignments.

DRAW PAINT LANGUAGE 1. Values 2. Pencil control (shading)

Due Date:

3. Pencil Scale (hard & Soft lead) 4. Composition 5. Line + Shape = Form

LOGO

DESIGN DRAW

PAINT

Hiring a professional logo designer is an important step in forming a business. What you may not realize is that the growth of logos from a simple craftsperson's signature to the basis for relationships between companies and customers is a new development. Before the Industrial Revolution, people purchased goods directly from the craftsperson, the grocer, and the farmer. Pottery, woodwork, stonework and even bread carried a stamp of the craftsperson—a signature of someone you could shake the hand of.

When designing a logo, it's important to think carefully about what it will convey to others. Every shape, line, and color in a logo will send a message to all who see it. Logos surround the world that we live in, they give us a visual representation of something that would not other wise be visual.

There are basically three kinds of logos. Font-based, literally illustration, abstract graphic. Font-based logos are primarily edited type/Font. Sony’s logo is an example of a font-based logo. Then there are logos that literally illustrate what a company does, such as when a house-painting company uses an illustration of a brush in its logo. And finally, there are abstract graphic symbols-such as Nike's swoosh.

Assignment You have been hired to design a new logo for your favorite company. The company wants to change their image. The CEO has stated that this new logo must be new and refreshing: “We must go in a new direction.”

Required Techniques -You must do at least 5 different sketches of your design before you can start your final project. (I will check your sketches before I let you begin your final piece.)

-You will make 1 logo for your favorite company.

-Media used: Pencil & Water Color (Pen if needed) -Tools you must use: Water color brush, Pencil, Plastic eraser, and ruler -Your Canvas needs to be: -Your logo must be clean and ready to be printed.

ENDURING UNDERSTANDING Artists use a variety of problem solving and decision making skills to apply the

ESSENTAL QUESTION: Why and how do artists apply the elements & principles of Art in works of art?

elements & principles of art and sensory and expressive features in works of art.

OVERAL ARTISTIC GOAL FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT:

* MAIN (EPA) ELEMENTS & PRINCIPLES OF ART APPLIED TO THIS ASSIGNMENT:

LINE

EMPHASIS

Students will use lines, and shapes, and color to create a new creative logo.

SHAPE

BALANCE

Student will focus on creation.

COLOR

UNITY

* In everyone of my assignments ALL the Elements and Principles of Art could be listed, these are just the Main (EPA) emphased in this spicific assignments.

DRAW PAINT LANGUAGE 1. Wash 2. Ruler

Due Date:

3. Watercolor Pens 4.

“CONCRETEJUNGLE” DRAW

PAINT

DRAW

PAINT

The term “concrete jungle” is often used to refer to a city made of bricks and concrete. The term was used by Bob Marley in his song "Concrete Jungle". The song was originally recorded in the late 1960s. The song described what it was like growing up in the Jamaica's Trenchtown ghetto. Many Artists have used the term “concrete jungle” in reference to living in a big city a.k.a “zoo”.

PerspectiveThe art of drawing solid objects on a two-dimensional surface so as to give the right impression of their height, width, depth, and position in relation to other objects when viewed from different angles.

Assignment Your job is to create a City a.k.a “Concrete Jungle”. Your city must be fictional. Your city (must have) buildings, trees, a ground, and a sky. The perspective of your city must be consistent throughout your image. You will have to use all of your drawing skills to recreate the texture, mood, lighting, and perspective of a city. “Do not forget to use you drawing skills. Remember, just because you have a ruler does not mean you cannot still make your own lines, shapes, and forms”. Be creative and accurate equally.

Required Techniques -Tools used: Various Pencils (4H, HB, B, etc...), a ruler & an eraser.

PICTURE REQUIREMENTS: -Your piece must have at least 3 City Buildings.

-Your piece must have concrete somewhere in it.

-Your piece must have a ground. (this could be roads, alleyways, or sidewalks, etc...)

-You must include at least 2 trees (any size, but aproriate for your piece) -Your piece must have a sky (w/ clouds) -You will need to shade all the different textures apropriatly.

-You will need to use a ruler for all objects that require strait lines. (you will also need to create your own lines) -You cannot use any smudging tools, (this includes your finger) show control of your tools.

-You must use your Canvas/ paper to the fullest. (i.e. No large blank areas of unused space) -Your piece needs to have a full range of values. (from white to black with all the greys) -Your piece must be clean, free of stray marks & mounted appropriately.

-You must show (me) your planning & inspiration for your ideas.

ENDURING UNDERSTANDING Artists use a variety of problem solving and decision making skills to apply the

ESSENTAL QUESTION: Why and how do artists apply the elements & principles of Art in works of art?

elements & principles of art and sensory and expressive features in works of art.

OVERAL ARTISTIC GOAL FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT:

* MAIN (EPA) ELEMENTS & PRINCIPLES OF ART APPLIED TO THIS ASSIGNMENT:

Learn and explore the ideas and concepts of 1 point and 2 point perspective.

LINE

EMPHASIS

SHAPE

BALANCE

FORM

PROPORTION

VALUE

UNITY

* In everyone of my assignments ALL the Elements and Principles of Art could be listed, these are just the Main (EPA) emphased in this spicific assignments.

DRAW PAINT LANGUAGE 1. Vanishing point 2. Horizon Line

Due Date:

3. 1 Point Perspective 4. 2 Point Perspective

GIGPOSTER DRAW PAINT

Traditionally gig posters referred to "gigs" or shows played by rock bands. A great poster is one that makes you kick yourself that you didn’t or couldn’t think of an idea quite like that. Where no matter what the band is and your previous feelings towards them, you cannot help but enjoy the visual feast that they have more than likely commissioned for us to enjoy. But a great looking poster isn’t necessarily a successful one.

Music posters need to put their message across and put it across well. Whether it’s advertising a gig, a tour or a new album, you need to get the information across to the viewer quickly and clearly.

Assignment Your job is to paint a GiG Poster for your favorite band or artist.

You will need to use all the knowledge and techniques that you have learned throughout this class.

Remember this is your FINAL.

Required Techniques -Required Tools: Acrylic paints & Pencil -You must show (me) your planning & inspiration for your ideas.

-You will need to have a simple color scheme for your GiG Poster. (No more than three different colors can be used, tents & shades don’t apply to this.)

-Your piece needs to have a full range of values. (from white to black with all the grey’s) -You must use tents and shades of the colors you use.

-You must use your Canvas/ paper to the fullest. (i.e. No large blank areas of unused space) -Your Gig Poster must have these things on it: The title of the Band/ Artist, Date of the show, and the Location. (optional: ticket prices, etc...)

- You may need to use a ruler for your text.

Remember the process of painting. (Light to Dark, Background to Foreground, Save Details till the end) -Your piece must be clean, free of stray marks & if mounted (it must be done appropriately).

ENDURING UNDERSTANDING Artists use a variety of problem solving and decision making skills to apply the

ESSENTAL QUESTION: Why and how do artists apply the elements & principles of Art in works of art?

elements & principles of art and sensory and expressive features in works of art.

OVERAL ARTISTIC GOAL FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT:

* MAIN (EPA) ELEMENTS & PRINCIPLES OF ART APPLIED TO THIS ASSIGNMENT:

LINE

EMPHASIS

To learn Design techniques.

SHAPE

BALANCE

To learn to create independently.

FORM

PROPORTION

VALUE

UNITY

* In everyone of my assignments ALL the Elements and Principles of Art could be listed, these are just the Main (EPA) emphased in this spicific assignments.

DRAW PAINT LANGUAGE 1. Layering 2. Tents & Shades 3. Design

Due Date:

4. Color Scheme

NATURES

DRAWING & PAINTING 1

PASSION

Nature is defined as the phenomena of the physical world, including plants, landscape, and other features and products of the earth, not created by humans or human creations. The physical force regarded as causing and regulating these phenomena. -Passion is defined as a strong and barely controllable emotion.

Natures passion is the uncontrolled power and beauty that “mother nature” occasionally puts on display for mankind to witness. It is violent, uncontrollable, & passionate. Natures passion creates an emotional response that is barely controllable for all who experience such an event.

Assignment -Your Job is to paint a piece that captures the passion and color of a natural event that does not occur regularly.

These events may be seasonal, but they are not everyday occurrences. These natural events should show how small mankind really is.

-Examples are: Orange sunsets, Indian Summer skies, Aurora borealis, Tornados, Hurricanes, Double Rainbows, Avalanches, Horizontal Tornados, Tsunami’s, & Volcanic eruptions to name a few.

-You will need to paint and depict your natures passion with intense colors, agitated brush strokes, and specifically defined details.

-“You background needs to be very expressive, in terms of the colors & strokes you choose (explosion of colors)” -Your piece must capture the emotion of the natural event that you choose.

Technical Stuff -Tools you must use in your project: Various paint brushes: (rounds, flats, big boys & detail brushes) Pallet, water, & paper towels.

-Your Canvas/ Paper must be layered with paint. (Your paint should not be see through).

-You will need to mix all primary colors to create secondary colors. (no pre-mixed paint) -You must use your Canvas/paper to the fullest. (i.e. No areas of paper or canvas showing) -Your piece needs to have a full range of values. (from white to black with all the grey’s) -You need to have a defined Color Scheme using one or more of the fallowing schemes: (Warm Colors, Cool Colors, Complementary colors) Your color scheme must be appropriate for the emotion of your piece.

-You need to show Tints & Shades of the colors you pick.

-Your piece must be clean, free of stray paint marks & splatters.

-You must show (me) your planning & inspiration for your ideas.

Due Date:

“ukiyo-e�

DRAWING & PAINTING 1

Watercolor painting

Ukiyo-e is a genre of Japanese woodblock prints (or woodcuts) and paintings produced between the 17th and the 20th centuries, featuring motifs of landscapes, tales from history, the theatre, and pleasure quarters. It is the main artistic genre of woodblock printing in Japan.

Assignment Your Job is to draw a picture of a hand that is as realistic as possible. Remember that a hand consists of fingers, a palm, and an opposable thumb. Your picture must show at least two fingers connected to a palm.

Technical Stuff -Tools and Editing you must use in your project: Various Pencils (4H, HB, B, etc...) & an eraser.

-You cannot use any smudging tools, (this includes your finger) -You must use your Canvas/ paper to the fullest. (i.e. No large blank areas of unused space) -Your piece needs to have a full range of values. (from white to black with all the greys) -Your piece must be clean, free of stray marks & mounted appropriately.

-You must show (me) your planning & inspiration for your ideas.

-You need to create a digtial copy of your piece.

Due Date:

CONCEPT

ART

DRAW PAINT

Hiring a professional logo designer is an important step in forming a business—“but being Digital Art and Design students you already know that”. What you may not realize is that the growth of logos from a simple craftsperson's signature to the basis for relationships between companies and customers is a new development. Before the Industrial Revolution, people purchased goods directly from the craftsperson, the grocer, and the farmer. Pottery, woodwork, stonework and even bread carried a stamp of the craftsperson—a signature of someone you could shake the hand of.

When designing a logo, it's important to think carefully about what it will convey to others. Every shape, line, and color in a logo will send a message to all who see it. Logos surround the world that we live in, they give us a visual representation of something that would not other wise be visual.

There are basically three kinds of logos. Font-based, literally illustration, abstract graphic. Font-based logos are primarily edited type/Font. Sony’s logo is an example of a font-based logo. Then there are logos that literally illustrate what a company does, such as when a house-painting company uses an illustration of a brush in its logo. And finally, there are abstract graphic symbols-such as Nike's swoosh.

Assignment Your Job is to draw a picture of a hand that is as realistic as possible. Remember that a hand consists of fingers, a palm, and an opposable thumb. Your picture must show at least two fingers connected to a palm.

Required Techniques -Required Tools: Various Pencils (4H, HB, B, etc...) & an eraser.

-You must show (me) your planning & inspiration for your ideas.

-You cannot use any smudging tools, (this includes your finger) show control with your pencil.

-You must use your Canvas/ paper to the fullest. (i.e. No large blank areas of unused space) -Your lines need to be clean & as accurate as possible.

-Your shading needs to accurately reflect the look & feel of skin.

-Your piece needs to have a full range of values. (from white to black with all the grey’s) -Your piece must be clean, free of stray marks & if mounted (it must be done appropriately).

ENDURING UNDERSTANDING Artists use a variety of problem solving and decision making skills to apply the

ESSENTAL QUESTION: Why and how do artists apply the elements & principles of Art in works of art?

elements & principles of art and sensory and expressive features in works of art.

OVERAL ARTISTIC GOAL FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT:

* MAIN (EPA) ELEMENTS & PRINCIPLES OF ART APPLIED TO THIS ASSIGNMENT:

Type to enter text

LINE

EMPHASIS

SHAPE

BALANCE

FORM

PROPORTION

VALUE

UNITY

* In everyone of my assignments ALL the Elements and Principles of Art could be listed, these are just the Main (EPA) emphased in this spicific assignments.

DRAW PAINT LANGUAGE 1. Opacity: 2. Pixel:

Due Date:

3. Layers:

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WHAT WILL INSPIRE YOU TO CREATE

2POINT PERSPECTIVE

One-point perspective is great if you happen to be looking directly at the front of something, but what if your subject is turned to the side? Then you need two point perspective!

In two point perspective, there are two vanishing points on the horizon line. Every line except vertical ones will converge onto one of the two vanishing points.

Vanishing point 1

Vanishing point 2

Creating more

Natural Artists 1. How would you define a natural artist?

2. Why do we need students to become Natural Artists?

3. Are there things that you are already doing in your classes to help students become more Natural Artists, and if so what are they?

4. Are there things that we (All Art teachers) can do within our school to help students want to create art outside of the classroom setting?

5. Can the idea of creating Natural Artists help other content areas? (i.e. Math, Science, Language Arts, etc...)

B A C K

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PAPER Type to enter text

ERASERS Type to enter text

PENCILS Type to enter text

PAINT Type to enter text

BRUSHES Type to enter text

DRAWING & PAINTING SUPPLIES PENCILS

You may need other pencils besides the supplied 4H, HB, & B Pencil. (This is dependent on “your individual hand pressure & taste”) Standard Drawing Pencils

Mechanical Drawing Pencils

Mechanical Pencils Led (7H through 9B can be purchased)

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Your sketchbook will be your Textbook, Journal, and Inspiration and or motivation helper

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List all of the things that you used to inspire your piece. (use the back of this sheet if needed)

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Are objects within your piece arranged interestingly?

Does the piece use the space provided to its fullest?

Are placement of object appropriate?

Technique/s used:

10

9

8

7

6

5

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20

10

8

5

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Did you use the techniques required for the assignment?

Did you show control of the techniques required for the assignment?

Finished Piece: 40

38

36

34

30

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Does the piece show understanding of the medium used?

Is the piece a finished product?

Presentation: 15

14

13

12

10

Is the piece free of stray marks?

Is the paper appropriately taken care of, not purposely rolled up or folded in anyway?

If the picture is window mounted, is the piece well adhered to the window matte?

Creativity:

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9

8

7

6

5

4

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Give yourself a 6 or above if you think you have been especially creative and insightful.

Circle 5 if your think you have simply fulfilled the assignment.

Circle 4 or below if your piece is less than inspiring and misses the intent of the assignment.

Principles & Elements of Art: List at least three Principles of Art that were used in your piece. List at least three Elements of art that were used in your piece.

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4

3

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Is this form completely filled out?

Were you honest and thoughtful with your evaluation?

(Note: If needed add any comments (on the back), that are appropriate and help to support your opinion/s.)

Student Total:

Instructor Total:

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