Exam Rubrics

Incorporating asymmetrical forms that seem on verge of tipping over can disturb sense equilibrium seen from multiple viewpoints.

Using even distribution weight across symmetrically related parts ensures stability all angles viewed from.

Consistently repeating modular unit pattern throughout structure provide rhythmical predictability.

Emphasizing negative empty spaces equally around centered mass core.

By incorporating interactive elements that require multiple people to operate.

By designing a large-scale installation that fills an entire room with figures.

By creating a piece with a single figure separated from a group.

By using vibrant, contrasting colors to depict lively community scenes.

Oil paint's historical use lends authenticity and ties contemporary work with past artistic traditions.

The viscosity of oil paint allows for smooth blending that can recreate photographic reality often associated with historical documentation.

The vibrant colors available with oil paints help distinguish figures clearly against backgrounds in dense compositions.

Oil paints dry quickly which helps artists iterate rapidly when developing complex historical scenes.

Reproduction. Thematic repetition without significant deviation or reinterpretation.

Relying exclusively. Sticking solely on digital media even if it's outside their expertise for consistency sake.

Integration of distinct yet thematically connected visual problem-solving strategies.

Frequent switching between unrelated mediums and subjects creating disjointedness rather than unity.

The advent of Cubism in the early twentieth century

The Catholic Reformation (Counter-Reformation)

The French Revolution at end eighteenth century

The invention of photography during the nineteenth century

To provide a step-by-step drawing guide for beginners.

To replicate famous artworks for study.

To catalog different art styles chronologically.

To guide and inform artistic intentions and work.

Space

Texture

Color

Line

Classicism

Baroque

Cubism

Impressionism

Employing a novel perspective or technique that evolves throughout the investigation.

Repeating effective but predictable solutions from earlier works without alterations.

Choosing safe themes known to resonate well with broad audiences without personal interpretation.

Sticking strictly to proven methods from past projects for reliability throughout the investigation.

Rhythm

Contrast

Variance

Symmetry