For the "Materials, Processes, and Ideas: part of the rubric, the college board is mainly looking for

Demonstration of cohesive synthesis among materials, processes, and ideas

What does it mean to score a “5” on the AP Art rubric?

Your portfolio is highly developed, original, and well-executed

What is the best example of experimentation in your portfolio?

Trying different techniques, compositions, and materials

To get a 3 for the inquiry section of the rubric, your inquiry should be supported with all except:

written evidence that relates to your sustained investigation

What should you do if your artistic process isn't clear in your portfolio?

Add process images, experiments, and revisions to show your growth

What is the most important part of the Written Evidence?

Clearly explaining how your materials, processes, and ideas connect

How should you select pieces for the Selected Works section?

Choose your strongest, polished pieces that showcase your skill and concept

What happens if your portfolio lacks risk-taking and revision?

You may score lower because your work doesn’t show growth

What is the primary goal of the sustained investigation?

To develop and explore an artistic question over multiple works

For the Practice, Experimentation, and Revision ("PER") section of the rubric, your are graded based on all except:

Documentation of your 5th grade science fair project

For the 2D portfolio, your work is graded more on _______than mark-making and expressive drawing

Composition and design principles

What should your Sustained Investigation show?

Growth, exploration, and experimentation with your chosen idea

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For the 2-D/3-D/Drawing Skills section of the rubric, to get a 3, your portfolio should show all except:
exhibits advanced skills appropriate to your chosen medium
A clearly stated inquiry
technical skill of the materials used
a high level of craftsmanship and understanding of the medium
2
For the "Materials, Processes, and Ideas: part of the rubric, the college board is mainly looking for
Your ability to use as many different materials and process imaginable
How well your inquiry related to your use of color
Demonstration of cohesive synthesis among materials, processes, and ideas
Your drawing skill level
3
What does it mean to score a “5” on the AP Art rubric?
Your portfolio is highly developed, original, and well-executed
You have proven yourself worthy of a secret advanced level in Brawl Stars
Your work shows not enough exploration and intentional refinement
Your portfolio shows excellent technical drawing skill
4
What is the best example of experimentation in your portfolio?
Trying different techniques, compositions, and materials
Seeing how much glitter to use before the work turns into a craft project ✨
Drawing the same piece over and over with no changes
Exploring new ways to visually communicate your central idea
5
To get a 3 for the inquiry section of the rubric, your inquiry should be supported with all except:
written evidence that relates to your sustained investigation
visual evidence that demonstrates this inquiry throughout your artwork
written evidence that clearly identifies your investigation
written evidence that effectively guides the development of your SIs
6
What should you do if your artistic process isn't clear in your portfolio?
Assume that the college board will find your ambiguity mysterious
Eat a good breakfast the morning of the portfolio submission
Submit photos of work with the best possible lighting
Add process images, experiments, and revisions to show your growth
7
What is the most important part of the Written Evidence?
Make it not sound like Chatgpt wrote it
To convey Spookley’s artistic struggles
Clearly explaining how your materials, processes, and ideas connect
Being sure to use the max amount of characters
8
How should you select pieces for the Selected Works section?
Submit five pieces that feature how you actually spend time in this class
Choose your strongest, polished pieces that showcase your skill and concept
Select works that show technical skill and intentional material choices
Pick artworks that show originality and a strong personal voice
9
What happens if your portfolio lacks risk-taking and revision?
You get put in the chokey
The AP graders mail you a soccer ball as a consolation prize
Your work may seem repetitive or underdeveloped
You may score lower because your work doesn’t show growth
10
What is the primary goal of the sustained investigation?
To investigate the emotional depth of Spookley the Square Pumpkin
To develop and explore an artistic question over multiple works
To show evidence of experimentation, revision, and idea development
To create a body of work that demonstrates intentional artistic decisions
11
For the Practice, Experimentation, and Revision ("PER") section of the rubric, your are graded based on all except:
Visual Evidence: contributing to the development of your SIs
Written Evidence: Describes how your work evolved through these processes
Evidence of challenging yourself and making corrections in your work
Documentation of your 5th grade science fair project
12
For the 2D portfolio, your work is graded more on _______than mark-making and expressive drawing
your inquiry
Composition and design principles
Use of pencil, charcoal, and watercolor
Line quality, shading, and texture
13
What percentage of the AP Art score comes from the Sustained Investigation?
10%
30%
60%
40%
14
How many images must be included in the Sustained Investigation section?
Each image should contribute to the investigation of an inquiry
10, a mix of finished works and process images can be included
Just one, a highly detailed painting of camp half-blood
At least 15
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What should your Sustained Investigation show?
That soccer is the ultimate form of artistic expression ⚽
Growth, exploration, and experimentation with your chosen idea
Thoughtful revision and risk-taking as your investigation develops
A clear connection between your materials, processes, and artistic vision

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