1. LINE
Elements of Art

2. Line as Value
Drawing several thin lines close together is called HATCHING. From a distance these will merge together optically to give the impression of a shadow.
Depending on the pressure of the hand and the quality of the line you can produce areas that appear lighter or darker.
These differences are referred to as value.
More variation can be achieved by superimposing lines are right angles to the initial hatched lines to form CROSS HATCHING.

6. Non Exemplar
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7. Non Exemplar
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8. Exemplar
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9. SCALE
4- Student can create a drawing of an arrangement of objects using cross- hatching to show proper rendering of form as well as a light source. All marks are intentional and thoughtful in placement.
3- Students can create a drawing of an arrangement of objects using cross- hatching to show rendering of form as well as a light source. Most marks are intentional and thoughtful in placement
2- Students can create a drawing of an arrangement of objects using cross- hatching to show rendering of form as well as an attempt to show a light source, although, not all objects drawn combine to show a uniform source of light source. Some marks are intentional and thoughtful in placement.
1- Student cannot create a completed drawing of an arrangement of objects using cross-hatching. Student is unable to show a clear light source.

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