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Complexity of Design. How well do you interpret the artwork you are working from?
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Simple design, no risk
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Slightly complex, some evidence of "thinking outside the box"
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Complex design, interprets the artwork in and interesting and original way
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Very complex design, high level of risk involved, interprets artwork in a highly original way
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Craftsmanship: How well is the object made? Refers specifically to the construction of the bowl.
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Unacceptable appearance, didn't spend any time refining bowl on or off Potter's Wheel.
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Unrefined appearance, trimmed bowl poorly, areas of cracking or chips in bowl.
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Refined appearance, few imperfections, less than two areas of unintended blemishes.
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Seamless appearance. Free of flaws. Spent a lot of time devoted to refining bowl.
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Glazing: The glaze was applied in an appropriate manner and color in regard to the artwork.
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Poor technique, more
than eight areas of unintended brush strokes apparent,
unglazed areas, sloppy. Colors to not reflect artwork.
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Acceptable technique with four to seven areas of unintended brush strokes. Colors are similar but could be better.
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Accomplished technique with less than three areas of unintended brush strokes. Colors match the artwork and appearance is refined.
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Seamless glazing techniques. No more than one area of unintended brush strokes. Colors match artwork and mastery of technique is apparent.
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Completion of project. Completes work within the stated time frame. Makes good use of class time.
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Incomplete project. The project was not finished within the class periods.
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Project complete but evidence that it was rushed are apparent. Glazing completed hastily.
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Project complete, piece has been glaze fired and shows little evidence of rushed work.
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Completed project, all done in timely manner, quality of this apparent in mastery level of work.
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