Techniques in Shading
Apple Shading
Name: ___________________ Teacher:
Date : ___________________ Title of Work: ___________________
 
Criteria
Points
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Content Knowledge/ Artistic Techniques
Student does not have a grasp of techniques and how to a them to create shading on an object: Does not use implied line, form, value, or texture successfully.
Student only demonstrates basic techniques, but does not include two or more successfully.
Student demonstrates basic techniques, using one or more successfully.
Student demonstrates art techniques of two or more successfully.
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Craftsmanship
Student did not finish project neatly; lacks thought of the process; techniques are not executed well.
Student demonstrates the basic techniques neatly, but is still lacking in skill of techniques; created a gray scale and object is done accurately.
Student has two or more techniques and demonstrates them very well; is obvious that student took the time and neatly created their piece; created a gray scale and object is done smoothly and accurately.
Student demonstrates a clear mastery of the techniques; student's final project is neat and precise; created a gray scale and object is done smoothly and accurately; overall project is neat and easy to look at.
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Object Shading
The apple drawn by student is a reasonable proportion on the page; the student's gray scale has only four shades of gray; the shading is underdeveloped and light source is inconsistent.
The apple drawn by student is relatively realistic in size and includes some detail; the student's gray scale has over four shades of gray; the shading is rough but has a somewhat accurate/ believable light source.
The apple drawn by student is realistic; the student's gray scale has over at least six shades of gray; the shading is smooth and has an accurate/ believable light source that is consistent, but shades are abrupt when changed.
The apple drawn by student is realistic with attention to detail; the student's gray scale has over at a minimum of seven shades of gray; the shading is smooth and has an accurate/ believable light source that is consistent.
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Effort
Student's work lacks understanding of the assignment; student did not use graphite or the assignment.
Student's work demonstrates some understanding of the assignment; student used graphite.
Student's work demonstrates an understanding of the assignment; student graphite.
Student's work demonstrated a complete understanding of the assignment, student used graphite and goes beyond the requirements.
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Participation
Student did not contribute to the class discussion; did not watch demonstrations
Student contributed very little to class discussion; was not fully engaged in lesson
Student contributed some during discussion; was engaged in lesson.
Student contributed useful feedback and opinion during discussion; engaged in lesson from beginning to end.
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