Animal Vegetable Mineral Rubric

Sample a bit of each technique. Spend time exploring the possibilities and limits of each medium. Project Requirements: Be inspired by designs from nature or interests. Apply elements of art and principles of design Turn in references and ALL samples not used in end project(s) Unit final project uses learned techniques and is PLANNED, AMBITIOUS, and demonstrates a high level of CRAFTSMANSHIP Sculptures are documented(photographed) and on web portfolio Wire: Create interesting samples of each Make it Stand Line of Action Braid/Weave/Twist/Wrap Texture Structure Layers Template/Jig Armatures: Aluminum foil Paper towel, tape, plastic bags Cardboard, foam, Balloons Wood Coverings: Paper Clay Paper Mache Plaster Wrap Puzzle pieces, screws, buttons, thumb tacks, pins, beads, sequins, bubble gum, small plastic toys, aluminum cans, bottle caps, wood, bark, leaves Fabric Paper/Cardboard ????????

Real World Requirements: Working entire class, Self-Learning. Collaboration. Clean-up

 Risk-Taking. Creativity. Elaboration. Using references and putting down ideas in sketchbook.

Animal Vegetable Mineral Rubric

Sample a bit of each technique. Spend time exploring the possibilities and limits of each medium. Project Requirements: Be inspired by designs from nature or interests. Apply elements of art and principles of design Turn in references and ALL samples not used in end project(s) Unit final project uses learned techniques and is PLANNED, AMBITIOUS, and demonstrates a high level of CRAFTSMANSHIP Sculptures are documented(photographed) and on web portfolio

Puzzle take these three draped slabs and combine them. You may trim , cut out more shapes, add texture.

Random

Open to a random page, three different books, a dictionary, a textbook, and a magazine. Choose one vocab word, passage or sentence, or an idea from each page and draw sketches that illustrate one or all of your random words.

Combine 3 Take three original artworks and draw sketches or make macquettes that steal something from each. It may be form, texture, color. This is not a copy, its an amalgamation. You can combine art work you admire words, thoughts written or spoken by you, a friend, an author, a culture your favorite subject in school or in life functions colors designs and forms from nature

Doodling We all think of doodling as the mindless marks we make in our notebook. Doodling can also be the mindless experimenting with different materials. Scribble, doodle, create flowing lines. Look for interesting shapes within and color in.

Personal Using your personal timeline that you created in design class, create a 3-D version of the events using your 2-D designs Or describe a significant event or person in you life using words, images, and form

Cut postcard paper sculpture

body biography

designs are discovered not created