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1 #1 Title: Furnished Room Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Drawing-Line
2 #2 Title: Lines of Common Objects Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Drawing-Line
3 #3 Title: Still Life Value Drawing Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Drawing-Line
4 #4 Title: Contour Line Figure Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Design-Line
5 #5 Title: Contour Line Still Life of Plant Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Design-Line
6 #6 Title: Cubist Influenced Object Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Design-Line
7 #7 Title: Photo Extension Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Drawing-Shape
8 #8 Title: Plants Shapes with Patterning Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Drawing-Shape
9 #9 Title: Shallow Space Still Life Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Drawing-Shape
10 #10 Title: Positive/Negative Shape Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Design-Shape
11 #11 Title: Repetition of Simple Shape Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Design- Shape
12 #12 Title: Shape with a Surprise Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Design-Shape
13 #13 Title: Organic/Geometric Line Drawing Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Drawing-Space
14 #14 Title: CD Cover Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Drawing-Space
15 #15 Title: Monochromatic Landscape Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Drawing-Space
16 #16 Title: Collage of Landscape Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Design-Space
17 #17 Title: Contour Drawing of a Chair Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Design-Space
18 #18 Title: Four Shiny Christmas Balls Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Design-Space
19 #19 Title: Wallflower Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Drawing-Texture
20 #20 Title: It s a Bug s Life Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Drawing-Texture
21 #21 Title: Real & Implied Textures Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Drawing-Texture
22 #22 Title: Fruit/Vegetable Drawing Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Design-Texture
23 #23 Title: Rubbing Still Life Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Design-Texture
24 #24 Title: Still Life with a Variety of Textures Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Design-Texture
25 #25 Title: Vegetables and Geometric Shapes Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Drawing-Color
26 #26 Title: Vegetable Still Life Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Drawing-Color
27 #27 Title: Seasons Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Drawing-Color
28 #28 Title: Warm vs. Cool Color Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Design-Color
29 #29 Title: Fractured Figure Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Design-Color
30 #30 Title: Light and Glass Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Design-Color
31 #31 Title: Watcher in the Woods Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Drawing-Value
32 #32 Title: Classical Pose Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Drawing-Value
33 #33 Title: Read All About It Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Drawing-Value
34 #34 Title: Monochromatic Design Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Design-Value
35 #35 Title: Monochromatic Collage Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Design-Value
36 #36 Title: Forms in Complimentary Colors Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Design-Value
37 #37 Title: Emphasis of an Art Object (figure) Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Drawing-Emphasis
38 #38 Title: Portrait with an Emphasis Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Drawing-Emphasis
39 #39 Title: Photomontage Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Drawing-Emphasis
40 #40 Title: Shape vs. Space Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Design-Emphasis
41 #41 Title: Abstract Landscape Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Design-Emphasis
42 #42 Title: Shape vs. Texture Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Design-Emphasis
43 #43 Title: Painting of an Isolated Object Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Drawing-Contrast
44 #44 Title: Plant Shapes with Patterning Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Drawing-Contrast
45 #45 Title: Portrait Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Drawing-Contrast
46 #46 Title: Line and Shape Contrast Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Design-Contrast
47 #47 Title: Black and White Counterchange Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Design-Contrast
48 #48 Title: Contrast of Shape and Color Intensity Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Design-Contrast
49 #49 Title: Art of the Poet Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Drawing-Unity
50 #50/51 Title: Abstraction of Shapes Grade Level: Proficient/Advanced Concept: Drawing-Unity
51 #52 Title: Emphasis of an Object Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Design-Unity
52 #53 Title: Emphasis of an Object Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Design-Unity
53 #54 Title: Emphasis of an Object Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Design-Unity
54 #55 Title: Balanced Trees Design Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Drawing-Balance
55 #56 Title: Observed Environment Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Drawing-Balance
56 #57 Title: Positive and Negative Figures Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Drawing-Balance
57 #58/59 Title: Waxed Fruit in Prismacolor Grade Level: Emerging/Proficient Concept: Design-Balance
58 #60 Title: Man in Space Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Design-Balance
59 #61 Title: Still Life with Patterning Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Drawing-Rhythm
60 #62 Title: From One Space to Another Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Drawing-Rhythm
61 #63 Title: Close up Plant Study Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Drawing-Rhythm
62 #64 Title: Everyday Objects Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Design-Rhythm
63 #65 Title: Rhythm Design Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Design Rhythm
64 #66 Title: You Win Some, You Lose Some Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Design-Rhythm
65 #67 Title: Gestural Figures Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Drawing-Proportion
66 #68 Title: Shaded Figure Drawing with Texture Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Drawing-Proportion
67 #69 Title: Self Portrait at Three Distances Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Drawing-Proportion
68 #70 Title: Self Portrait from a Different Angle Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Design-Proportion
69 #71 Title: Action Figure Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Design-Proportion
70 #72 Title: A View to a Room Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Design-Proportion
71 #73 Title: Themed Pattern Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Drawing-Repetition
72 #74 Title: Line/Design-Patterning Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Drawing-Repetition
73 #75 Title: Figure Study-Repetition Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Drawing-Repetition
74 #76 Title: Analogous/Complementary Leaves Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Design-Repetition
75 #77 Title: Pointillism Plants Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Design-Repetition
76 #78 Title: Repeated Image Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Design-Repetition
77 #79 Title: Self-Portrait Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Design-Portrait
78 #80 Title: Looking Through the Grid Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Design-Portrait
79 #81 Title: The Value of Me Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Design-Portrait
80 #82 Title: Self Portrait with Personal Effects Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Drawing-Portraits
81 #83 Title: Expressive Monochromatic Portrait Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Drawing-Portraits
82 #84 Title: Expressive Portrait in the Realistic Style Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Drawing-Portraits
83 #85 Title: One-Point Perspective Interior with Basic Figure Scale Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Drawing-Architecture
84 #86 Title: One Point Perspective, Split Canvas in Oil Pastel Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Drawing-Architecture
85 #87 Title: Architectural Detail in Acrylic Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Drawing-Architecture
86 #88 Title: Arid Landscape Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Drawing-Landscape
87 #89 Title: Twisted City Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Drawing-Landscape
88 #90 Title: Collage of Connections Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Drawing-Landscape
89 #91 Title: The Forest Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Design-Landscape
90 #92 Title: Monochromatic Landscape Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Design-Landscape
91 #93 Title: Integrating Landscape Images Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Design-Landscape
92 Three Dimensional #1/2 Title: Tie Sculpture Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Additive Sculpture
93 Three Dimensional #3/4 Title: Metal Sculpture Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Additive Sculpture
94 Three Dimensional #5/6 Title: Paper Figure Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Additive Sculpture
95 Three Dimensional #7/8 Title: Foam Core Sculpture, Black and White Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Additive Sculpture
96 Three Dimensional #9/10 Title: Paper Sculpture Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Additive Sculpture
97 Three Dimensional #11/12 Title: The House Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Additive Sculpture
98 Three Dimensional #13-16Title: Inside/Out Sculpture Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Additive Sculpture
99 Three Dimensional #17/18 Title: The Human Figure Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Additive Sculpture
100 Three Dimensional #19/20 Title: Functional Teapot Grade Level: Emerging Concept: Additive Sculpture
101 Three Dimensional #21-23 Title: Textured Slab Round Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Additive Sculpture
102 Three Dimensional #24Title: Radial Slab Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Additive Sculpture
103 Three Dimensional #25 Title: Assemblage of Natural or Found Objects Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Additive Sculpture
104 Three Dimensional #26 Title: Nature Inspired Clay Sculpture Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Additive Sculpture
105 Three Dimensional #27 Title: My Home Space Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Additive Sculpture
106 Three Dimensional #28 Title: Sculptural Form Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Additive Sculpture
107 Three Dimensional #29 Title: Unreal Figure Grade Level: Concept: Additive Sculpture
108 Three Dimensional #30 Title: Relief Sculpture Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Additive Sculpture
109 Three Dimensional #31 Title: Wire Insect Grade Level: Proficient Concept: Additive Sculpture
110 Three Dimensional #32 Title: Teapot Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Additive Sculpture
111 Three Dimensional #33 Title: Hinged Image Grade Level: Advanced Concept: Additive Sculpture
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