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OUTSTANDING

PRESENTATION  OF WORK REQUIREMENTS IN THE VISUAL ART DIARY
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Little or no evidence of understanding of how work is to be mounted and presented.

Evidence of understanding of setting out each page with a Heading and completing each step required for assessment.

Evidence of neat and colourful presentation with Headings on each page,  All worksheets pasted in, in sequential order, each step completed with care.

Evidence of  detailed presentation, extremely neat, great care taken with every page, Headings, all completed to a very High standard. Evidence of sequential order.

DESIGNS FOR PORTRAIT
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Little or no evidence of  a DESIGN PROCESS having been followed to develop your still life No Annotations

Some evidence of a design process starting an arrangement of shells as a starting point and moving to sketch,
to colour to shading and  shadow exploration. Some annotations

Evidence of a careful design process starting an arrangement of shells as a starting point and moving to sketch,
to colour to shading and  shadow exploration. Some annotations Colour and shading well explored. Detailed annotations

Evidence of skill in using the design process starting an arrangement of shells as a starting point and moving to sketch,
to colour to shading and  shadow exploration. Colour and shading explored with success
Thoughtful and detailed annotations.

COMPLETED STILL LIFE IN THE SELECTED ART STYLE
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Little or no care taken in following the sequential steps  needed to create a still life in the selected Art style using an arrangement of shells as a starting point.
Arrangement of still life objects
 Experimentation with water colour shading
Experimentation with soft pastel

Evidence of some care taken in  following the sequential steps  needed to create a still life in the selected Art style using an arrangement of shells as a starting point.
Arrangement of still life objects
 Experimentation with water colour shading
Experimentation with soft pastel

Evidence of great care taken in producing a quality artwork carefully adapted to  the selected Art style  .Still life shows perspectives , tone, shading and has been carefully finished off, cropped and mounted in a complementary manner. Sequential Process has been followed.
Arrangement of still life objects
 Experimentation with water colour shading
Experimentation with soft pastel

Evidence of skill and workmanship in producing a quality still life, carefully adapted the selected Art style.. Still life shows perspectives, tone, colour, form, shading  and has been carefully finished off, cropped and mounted in a complementary manner. Sequential Process has been followed.
Arrangement of still life objects
 Experimentation with water colour shading
Experimentation with soft pastel

 

METACOGNITION SHEET
H M L

Does not show eight clear steps in this process

Eight steps clearly and neatly shown . No Illustrations

Eight steps clearly and neatly shown . Some Illustrations

Eight steps clearly and neatly shown . Each step illustrated and neatly coloured. Illustrations

SELF EVALUATION SHEET
H M L

Incomplete with some questions not answered

All questions answered but not enough detail evident

All questions answered in detail. Careful thought evident and well detailed.

All questions answered fully, neatly in detail. Evidence of careful thought and accurate self evaluation.

STEP 1
Show how you sketched from observation in one of your drafts

 

 

 

 

STEP 2
Show how you employed the grid to enlarge a black and white sketch of a shell to A4 size

STEP 3
Show how you experimented with watercolour paints in your diary

STEP 4
Show how you experimented with soft pastels in your visual art diary

STEP 5
Show how you painted  the good copy of your watercolour shell representation

 

 

 

STEP 6
Show how you completed your soft pastel black and white shell artwork.

STEP 7
How did you mount and frame your best shell art work?

STEP 8
What was the most difficult part of this Unit of Work?

STEP 1
Show how you sketched from observation in one of your drafts

 

 

 

 

STEP 2
Show how you employed the grid to enlarge a black and white sketch of a shell to A4 size

STEP 3
Show how you experimented with watercolour paints in your diary

STEP 4
Show how you experimented with soft pastels in your visual art diary

STEP 5
Show how you painted  the good copy of your watercolour shell representation

 

 

 

STEP 6
Show how you completed your soft pastel black and white shell artwork.

STEP 7
How did you mount and frame your best shell art work?

STEP 8
What was the most difficult part of this Unit of Work?