AP Studio Art- Concentration Rubric
NAME : ___________________________________________
Concentration #: ________________________________________________________________
Title/ Explanation of Piece: ____________________________________________________
Criteria
Composition /Concept: Student has created a composition that is
engaging and unique for this assignment. Student used an
interesting visual Viewpoint. Student has considered the Entire
surface of their work, only leaving untouched space when it is
intentional and necessary for their composition.
Very Well (5), well but could be better (4), not well (2), not at all (0)
Drawing Issues and Technique: Student demonstrates a mastery of
light and shade, line quality, rendering of form, surface
manipulation, and the illusion of depth.
Student has appropriated techniques that were learned in class or
has successfully adapted these techniques to create a desired effect.
Very Well (5), well but could be better (4), not well (2), not al all (0)
Ambition: this piece shows evidence of Ambition and effort. The
artist has challenged him/herself.
Very Well (5), well but could be better (4), not well (2), not al all (0)
Professionalism: the actual work is matted signed on the BACK and
does not appear rushed or sloppy on the due date/ critique date.
THE WORK IS NO LARGER THAN 18X24” MATTED or Smaller than
8x10 with out being matted
The artwork has been photographed and submitted in JPEG format
by due date
Very Well (5), well but could be better (4), not well (2), not al all (0)
Concentration: Student’s work reflects a focus that is related to their
Concentration idea. The student’s work demonstrates a deep
investigation of this idea without being redundant.
Student is able to clearly explain heir concentration idea and how it
relates to the AP 2D studio portfolio by answering the questions on
the back of the rubric.
**YOUR ANSWERS TO THESE QUESTIONS WILL DETERMINE A
LARGE PORTION OF YOUR GRADE
Points Possible
10
15
5
5
15
/ 50
Score
1. What is your Concentration idea? (You should need to explain this idea using
more than one sentence- if it takes only one or less than that means; your
idea is probably too broad).
2. What was the best part, or what interested you most about doing this
artwork?
3. Does this work seem to require a revision to your idea as stated in questions
1, meaning, has your idea seem to have changed/ evolved?
4. In a few sentences, describe what you would like to do for your next piece.