Cross+Contour+Drawing

=Cross Contour Drawing=

Craftsmanship: 4 Craftsmanship: 2 Craftsmanship: 1
 * __ Exceeds the Standard __**
 * The finished project is exceptionally clean and undamaged.
 * The edges always depict the way the edges really look, smooth where they should be smooth; rough where they should be rough, etc.
 * The light source is obvious and works consistently throughout the picture. The transitions from light to dark are smooth. Because the light source works so well, the forms/objects
 * __ Meets the Standard __**
 * The finished project is basically clean and undamaged. There is very little evidence of mishandling, for example bends, tears, dirtiness.
 * The edges fairly consistently depict the way the edges really look, smooth where they should be smooth, rough where they should be rough, etc.
 * The light source is evident and works well. Transitions from light to dark are usually smooth. Most objects are believable as three-dimensional forms.
 * __ Nearing the Standard __**
 * The finished project shows some signs of neglect. These may appear in the form of bends, tears, smudges and/or things spilled on the project.
 * The edges need more work to make them representational of the way they actually should look. More attention needs to be spent on drawing the edges with the characteristics one can observe when looking at the forms being drawn.
 * There is evidence of a light source but may be conflicting throughout the picture and seem to come from several directions rather than one direction only. It works in some areas but does not work consistently throughout the picture. Some objects appear to be three dimensional and some appear to be flat.
 * __ A Ways to Go __**
 * The finished or possibly unfinished project suffers from neglect. It may be torn, dirty, bent and/or a combination of these things.
 * The edges appear to be laid in without really observing the form being drawn. There are few if any edges that actually resemble what the edges of the object or form being drawn looks like.
 * The light source has either been ignored or laid in so poorly that it is very difficult to detect where the light is coming from. Forms also suffer from the lack of a defined light source in that they mainly appear to be flat.

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