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Exams: 2006 Studio Art Drawing: Breadth Samples -- Jacob Wiens
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Bartlesville, OK
Student Work
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Rationale for Score:
Breadth is evidenced in the commanding use of multiple media, including graphite, oil, and mixed media.
Slides 2, 7, and 11 demonstrate ambitious use of tonal value in observational drawing to describe space, create pattern, and establish focus.
Slides 1 and 9 show a confident exploration of line quality to create value and texture with both black-and-white and color media.
The student creates different moods and demonstrates clear risk-taking in complex compositional choices, including dramatic perspective in slide 1 and ambiguous, imagined space in slides 6, 11, and 12.
Slides 5 and 7 show serious articulation of a variety of conceptual approaches, including observational space; works in slides 4 and 6 are surrealistic explorations; slide 3 demonstrates post-impressionist mark-making; and slide 12 shows personal imagery.
A cohesive relationship between form and content to communicate complex visual ideas and an imaginative student voice are evident.
Overall, the student demonstrates clear thinking, flexible decision-making, and successful risk-taking.
* Important Note:
The numbers of the slides run from top left to bottom right.
1. 16” x 20” color pencil
2. 20” x 25.5” graphite
3. 23.5” x 30” oils
4. 24” x 18” graphite and pen and ink
5. 35” x 23” chalk
6. 30” x 23.5” oils
7. 30” x 22” charcoal
8. 10” x 8” linoleum black print
9. 8” x 10” pen and ink
10. 21” x 28” watercolor
11. 35” x 23” charcoal
12. 30” x 40” mix media
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