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Success Criteria for Writing a Post
Student will include:
- Title of Work
- Description of work, including size, media and techniques.
- Planning: what did you do to plan out your work? Did it help or not help with your project?
- How did you use the different elements of art: line, shape, colour, value, texture, and space?
- Craftsmanship: Does your work show good craftsmanship? Explain your answer.
- How did you make your work your own? Is it original or adapted?
- Analyze your work honestly and explain.
- Provide evidence to support your writing by specific references to your art.
APPROPRIATE RESPONSE:
Your writing analyzes your work process honestly and explains your thinking clearly using art vocabulary.
Even if you weren't as successful as you'd like, your honest reflection is what helps you grow.
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“For this project I used oil pastels, and ended up gaining more proficiency then I had before..I learned that you can use the burnishing technique with oil pastels too.Not only does this make the colors look more vibrant but it also blends better if you apply it in layers.Using this technique I colored the flamingos pink with peach,yellow, red and white pastels.They blended well and and gave the flamingos a natural color.”
“My art is original because I took an idea I found on Pinterest and made it my own by changing the animals to flamingos. I also included a sunset for the background instead of solid black like the original because I wanted to include a beach theme. I used a picture I took on a family trip for the sunset, which made the drawing even more my own because the photo was my work”.
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INAPPROPRIATE RESPONSE
Writing is surface level, thoughts aren’t clearly explained.
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“My art is original because I did it. I changed some colours and that makes it my own. I’m really happy with my work.”
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Here's a helpful link for more advice:
https://smartready.wordpress.com/resources-for-art-ready-students/art-portfolio-and-college-preparation/tools-for-writing-an-artist-statment/
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