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Does the work of
art Evoke/Express Emotion?
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Work of Art evokes
little to no emotion, further implementation of ideas
relevant to the expression of emotion is recommended.
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Work of Art evokes
some emotion. Expression is felt yet not clearly enough
for observer to receive the message within.
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Work of Art displays
emotion nicely and is received to audience fairly well
enough to evoke emotion from the piece. Fine-tuning
work can result in the perfection of said piece.
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Work of Art makes very
good use of evoking emotion entirely. Audience is able
to understand and relate to piece with ease. Work is
made to perfection.
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Can the Intentions
of the Artist be understood?
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There is a lack of
information which can be interpreted from work of Art
in order to figure out intentions of the Artist.
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Information regarding
the intentions of the artist varies and is not clear.
Some intentions can be determined yet not as clear as
required.
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There are good ideas
regarding the intentions of the artist and they are
clear enough to recognize quite easily.
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The intentions of the
artist are clear and to the point. Little to no assistance
is required in order to figure out the intentions.
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Quality of the Artwork
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There is a certain
lack of quality within the work of art with glaring
errors.
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There is a fair amount
of quality which needs revision.
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There is a good amount
of quality present within the work of Art representing
the technique, skill, etc. of the artist nicely.
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The Work of art is
enriched with quality throughout. There are little to
no technical mistakes as the artist skillfully reveals
effort which is definitely present within the piece.
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Response of Spectators
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There is a scarce amount
of spectators who can relate to said work of art and
so are disinterested.
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Somewhat attracts spectators
at a very slow rate in which not many are still interested.
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Audience attraction
is great where the work of art is given a good amount
of publicity and is recognized by others.
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A very large amount
of Spectators are attracted to the work of art and as
popularity increases at a very high pace so does the
audience size. It is recognized by most people all over.
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