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ART II
​Homework

  • Art II students MUST add color to all HW assignments.  
  • Homework is designed to provide an opportunity for regular practice outside the classroom.  Student will gain the most personal growth if they can dedicate a significant amount of time (1 hr or more every week) practicing skills learned in class.  HW is also an opportunity to foster creativity and practice creating strong compositions. 
  • Homework asks students to combine three things not commonly found together, in an interesting way, creating an original composition. Students are ALWAYS expected to use reference material to work from.  Students need to either draw from real life or from photos of real life.  NO CARTOONS.
  • Homework is Practice.  Growth can only be accomplished by practice.  Practice happens when each assignment is done in the spirit of which it was assigned and not as busy work to appease your parent, teacher or anyone else.   The habits, practices and expectations that demonstrate effort are taught in class.  The amount of EFFORT YOU put into this class will determine the amount of GROWTH YOU gain from this class
  •  Extra Points can be earned as an incentive for students who go ABOVE AND BEYOND the expectations set for personal goal setting, growth and effort.  It is not uncommon for a score of 6 or 7 out of 5 to be given on HW assignments.  Any HW that scores higher than a 5 should be kept for a future AP Art Portfolio. 
  • KEEP all HW that receives a 5.5 or higher for your future AP Art Portfolio
HW Grading Rubric

Quarter 1
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HW Examples 

Clock, Door, Tree ~ only one that repeats from Art I


Compound Word


Skull, Musical Instrument, Cave​



Quarter 2
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HW Examples 

Flower, Eye, Flame


Pet Portrait


Owl, Buttons, Clock


Coffee Beans, Glass, Robot


Quarter 3
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HW Examples 

2-Point Perspective Handout
Foreshortening Handout

Mixed Media w/ Drawing: must include a drawn subject & collage, layers, textures.


ZenTangle w/subject


Checkerboard Landscape



Quarter 4

AP Portfolio Prep

Art Exploration Forms


Written Evidence:   
Please write your first prompt to guide your possible future AP Drawing investigation.   You can change your mind if you take AP in the future.  
You will have 5 HW drawings due this quarter that investigate your chosen theme. 

Prompt #1:
Identify the question(s) or inquiry that guided a sustained investigation of a theme of your choice.  

Examples of Prompt #1:
https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/media/pdf/ap22-art-and-design-drawing-sustained-investigation-row-d-score-3.pdf
https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/media/pdf/ap22-art-and-design-2d-sustained-investigation-row-a-score-3.pdf
 https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/media/pdf/ap21-drawing-sustained-investigation-row-a-score3.pdf
 https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/media/pdf/ap21-drawing-sustained-investigation-row-c-score3.pdf
apcentral.collegeboard.org/media/pdf/ap22-art-and-design-drawing-sustained-investigation-row-d-score-3.pdf
https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/media/pdf/ap22-art-and-design-2d-sustained-investigation-row-a-score-3.pdf
https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/media/pdf/ap20-drawing-6UWY-si-score-2222-cb.pdf

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