Three Dimensional Name Poster/Design

Hey Gang,

This next assignment borrows the drawign technique called "One Point Perspective" from the Renaissance in the same way Medieval Artists borrowed these techniques to create your next image/design.

The following is the score guide for your Name design, as well as the Extension (if you get that far):

6.      3/D Name poster – Medieval Art drawing (one point 0erspective)

10 Points	Sign Name, Date, Class Period, and Purpose on the back. (Ex. :  “John Smith, 4-25-07, 4thA, Purpose is Decorative”)
10 Points	One half inch border around the perimeter (colored or left blank).
10 Points	Name must be centered in the space (Not bunched on one side, but even margins on right and left of the letters).
10 Points	Student uses blocked letters (letters wider than a single line).
10 Points	Warm colors on face of letters and cool colors in the back ground
10 Points	Student creates a pattern in the back ground spaces
10 Points	Letters show 3/D sides with lines from corners of letters leading to a SINGLE VANISHING POINT.
10 Points	Neutral colors or cool colors on the vanishing sides of the letters.
10 Points	Drawing/painting is complete and student took time to color each portion of the drawing completely, not rushed or sloppily done.
10 Points	Students work is neat and clean (i.e. no tears, creases or stains).

EXT – One Point Perspective

10 Points	Sign Name, Date, Class Period, and Purpose on the back. (Ex. :  “John Smith, 4-25-07, 4thA, Purpose is Decorative”)
10 Points	Include three buildings with at least three windows each (not just on the front).
15 Points	Road and other subject matter must appear to vanish back into space (Using a single vanishing point).
15 Points	Very detailed, textures, siding on buildings, blades of grass, etc…
15 Points	Three trees or plants in each area of space (i.e.  one in foreground, one in background, and one in mid-ground).
15 Points	Use color to create a 3/D Perspective (warm colors in foreground and cool in the background.
10 Points	Drawing/painting is complete and student took time to color each portion of the drawing completely, not rushed or sloppily done.
10 Points	Students work is neat and clean (i.e. no tears, creases or stains).

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Blessings, Mr. Lile