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Paper Mosaic RUBRICS

The document outlines a project to create a shredded paper quilled mosaic, emphasizing texture and composition through various paper materials. It includes guidelines for concept development, such as choosing a theme and approach, and provides a rubric for evaluating creativity and pattern relevance. Additionally, it encourages reflection on the meaning behind material choices and their connection to the artwork's concept.

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Paper Mosaic RUBRICS

The document outlines a project to create a shredded paper quilled mosaic, emphasizing texture and composition through various paper materials. It includes guidelines for concept development, such as choosing a theme and approach, and provides a rubric for evaluating creativity and pattern relevance. Additionally, it encourages reflection on the meaning behind material choices and their connection to the artwork's concept.

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CONTEMPORARY ARTS FROM THE REGION

PRODUCT PERFORMANCE: Shredded Paper Quilled Mosaic

Objective

To create a paper mosaic that explores texture, and composition using paper as
a primary medium, while encouraging conceptual thinking and material
experimentation using the shredded paper quilled mosaic.

Materials
 Variety of papers (magazines, newspapers, colored paper, handmade
paper, recycled scratch paper or paper packaging, tissue paper)
 Base surface (thick paper or cartoon, cardboard, or canvass board)
 Cutting tools (scissors, cutter, craft knife)
 Adhesive (glue stick or white glue)
 Paint or any color materials
 Pencil and ruler (optional)

Concept Development
1. Choose a theme or idea
Examples: identity, urban landscapes, original ideas or internet for
references (note: give credit to the original artist by indicating his/her
artwork or name in front or back of the paper)
2. Decide on an approach
o Abstract or representational
o Organic shapes or any personal design
o Any design or style from internet (note: give credit to the original
artist by indicating his/her artwork or name in front or back of the
paper)

Guidelines:
1. Appreciate artwork of any design from the internet or own ideas.
2. Think of any design using the art technique shredded paper quilled
mosaic
3. In making the artwork, the materials needed are any available papers
(from the above mentioned).

Rubrics:

Creativity the entirety There is one There are two The learner
(40%) of the technique techniques used a totally
artwork used used on the used on the different
the required artwork other artwork other technique on
art technique than the than the the artwork.
which is required art required art (drawing,
shredded technique technique painting,
paper quilled which is which is hand coloring
mosaic. shredded -rolled paper etching etc.)
paper quilled quilled
mosaic. mosaic.
(drawing, (drawing,
coloring, coloring
painting, painting,
etching, etc.) etching, etc.)

Pattern One hundred Sixty-one Forty-one Twenty-one


Relevance percent percent to percent to percent to
(30%) portion of the eighty sixty percent forty percent
artwork percent portion of the portion of the
followed the portion of the artwork artwork
pattern of the artwork followed the followed the
image of the followed the pattern of the pattern of the
selected pattern of the pattern of the image of the
design using image of the image of the selected
the required selected selected design using
art technique. design using design using the required
the required the required art technique.
art technique. art technique.

Reflection & Finishing

Reflect on meaning
Write a short statement explaining how material choice and fragmentation
support your concept.

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