2-Point Perspective
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Date : ___________________ Title of Work: ___________________
 
Criteria
Points
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Effort
Student did not use class time efficiently, student did not take time to keep drawing neat and clean and student did not keep lines light or darkened in last.
Student used class time somewhat efficiently, student took sometime to keep drawing neat and clean and student keep some lines light/darkened in last
Student used most class time efficiently, student took time to keep drawing neat and clean and student keep most lines light/darkened in last
Student used class time efficiently, student took time to keep drawing neat and clean and student keep lines light/darkened in last.
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Craftsmanship
Drawing is not neat and clean drawing (has smudges, lines not parallel, etc.) , vanishing lines do not go to vanishing points and drawing looks awkward.
Somewhat neat and clean drawing (some smudges, some parallel lines, etc.), some vanishing lines go to vanishing points and drawing shows some knowledge of 2-point perspective drawing.
Mostly neat and clean drawing (almost no smudges, most lines are parallel, etc.), most all vanishing lines go to vanishing points and drawing shows some knowledge of 2-point perspective drawing.
Neat and clean drawing (no smudges, all lines parallel, etc.), all vanishing lines go to vanishing points and drawing shows knowledge of 2-point perspective drawing.
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Creativity
Placement of eye line and main leading edge are in place and details are drawn but look awkward.
Placement of eye line and main leading edge look awkward for the type of house and details are drawn but look awkward.
Placement of eye line and main leading edge are placed well for the type of house and most details are drawn correctly and look like they belong.
Placement of eye line and main leading edge are placed ideal for the type of house and details are drawn correctly and look like they belong.
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