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SAG Drawing General

The Basic Drawing Self-Assessment Guide is designed to help individuals evaluate their drawing skills across various categories such as understanding of shapes, line quality, proportions, shading, observation, and creativity. It includes a series of questions with multiple-choice answers to assess strengths and areas for improvement. The guide encourages reflection and goal-setting based on the individual's responses.

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SAG Drawing General

The Basic Drawing Self-Assessment Guide is designed to help individuals evaluate their drawing skills across various categories such as understanding of shapes, line quality, proportions, shading, observation, and creativity. It includes a series of questions with multiple-choice answers to assess strengths and areas for improvement. The guide encourages reflection and goal-setting based on the individual's responses.

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Name: Grade/section: Date:

Basic Drawing Self-Assessment Guide


This guide will help you evaluate your progress in basic drawing skills. Answer the
following questions honestly to identify your strengths and areas for improvement.
1. Understanding of Basic Shapes
 Can you break down complex objects into basic shapes (circles,
squares, triangles)?
o Yes, consistently
o Sometimes
o Rarely
o Not yet
 Do you practice drawing these basic shapes regularly?
o Yes, often
o Occasionally
o Rarely
o Never
2. Line Quality
 Are you able to draw smooth, confident lines?
o Yes, consistently
o Sometimes
o Rarely
o Not yet
 Do you vary line thickness to convey depth and emphasis?
o Yes, often
o Occasionally
o Rarely
o Never
3. Proportions and Perspective
 Do your drawings maintain correct proportions?
o Yes, consistently
o Sometimes
o Rarely
o Not yet
 Can you create a sense of depth using perspective techniques (e.g.,
one-point, two-point perspective)?
o Yes, confidently
o Somewhat
o Struggling
o Not familiar with these techniques
4. Shading and Texture
 Do you use shading to add depth and dimension to your drawings?
o Yes, effectively
o Occasionally
o Rarely
o Not yet
 Can you represent different textures (e.g., rough, smooth, shiny) in
your drawings?
o Yes, with ease
o Sometimes
o Struggling
o Not yet attempted
5. Observation and Reference Use
 Do you draw from life or use references to improve accuracy?
o Yes, regularly
o Sometimes
o Rarely
o Never
 Are you able to capture the details and essence of your subject?
o Yes, accurately
o Sometimes
o Struggling
o Not yet
6. Creativity and Style
 Do you experiment with different styles and techniques?
o Yes, frequently
o Occasionally
o Rarely
o Not yet
o Do you feel your personal style is emerging?
 Yes, clearly
 Somewhat
 Not yet
 Still exploring
Reflection and Goal-Setting
Review your responses and identify areas where you feel confident and areas where
you want to improve.

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