MIXED MEDIA VALUE STILL LIFE
Standards: 9.1 A-E; 9.2 C,K,L; 9.3 A-G; 9.4 B,D
Media and Technique students learned about value and different types of media (graphite, Sharpie, and charcoal), which are used to show value. They learned the value techniques used for each different media (sfumato, tenebrism, hatching, cross hatching, and stippling). They were asked to draw a still life using all 3 media and appropriate value techniques in one composition.
Value Still Life - Mixed Media
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8
Strongly Evident
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6
Evident
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4
Some Evidence
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2
Not Apparent
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Craftsmanship – Image is neat and well presented. Lines drawn with intent and patience. Drawing accurately describes the objects and their placement in still life.
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Graphite Technique/Value– Accurate renderings of value.
Effective use of ______________ technique. Form is created through gradual value transitions without using outlines. Range of values from dark to light with smooth transition between tones.
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Charcoal Technique/Value – Accurate rendering of values.
Effective use of ______________technique. Form is created through dramatic value transitions without using outlines. High contrast between value, dramatic use of tone.
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Sharpie Techniques/Value – Accurate rendering of values.
Effective use of ______________, _____________________,
and/or_______________ technique(s). Lines are consistent
and ordered. Range of values from dark to light with gradual change between tones is displayed.
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Productivity – Efficient use of class time, project shows your best effort. Focused and worked quietly and efficiently.
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Composition– Entire page filled with imagery. Interesting set up of 3 value spaces. Careful attention to detail
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