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1 Line and Mark-Making 0 / 7

1.1 Line Quality 1.2 Contour Drawing 1.3 Gesture Drawing 1.4 Hatching and Cross-Hatching 1.5 Stippling, Scribbling, and Alternative Marks 1.6 Texture and Surface 1.7 Expressive Mark-Making

2 Value, Light, and Form 0 / 6

2.1 The Value Scale 2.2 Light Logic: How Light Describes Form 2.3 Rendering Form 2.4 Chiaroscuro and High-Contrast Drawing 2.5 Tonal Composition and Notan 2.6 Toned Grounds and Subtractive Drawing

3 Space, Depth, and Proportion 0 / 7

3.1 Measuring and Sighting 3.2 One-Point Perspective 3.3 Two-Point and Three-Point Perspective 3.4 Foreshortening 3.5 Atmospheric Perspective 3.6 Composition and the Picture Plane 3.7 Drawing the Figure and Portrait

4 Drawing Media and Processes 0 / 7

4.1 Graphite 4.2 Charcoal and Conté 4.3 Ink: Pen, Brush, and Wash 4.4 Colored Pencil and Pastel 4.5 Paint and Printmaking as Drawing 4.6 Mixed Media and Experimental Surfaces 4.7 Sketchbooks and Daily Practice

5 Investigate: Inquiry and the Artistic Process 0 / 6

5.1 Inquiry and Asking Questions 5.2 Sources of Ideas and Experiences 5.3 Materials, Processes, and Ideas 5.4 Drawing in Context 5.5 Evaluating Drawings 5.6 Documentation and the Process Journal

6 Make: Practice, Experimentation, and Revision 0 / 6

6.1 The Sustained Investigation 6.2 Practice, Experimentation, and Revision 6.3 Synthesis of Materials, Processes, and Ideas 6.4 Demonstrating Drawing Skills 6.5 Composition and Craft in Making 6.6 Developing Ideas Over Time

7 Present: Communication and the AP Drawing Portfolio 0 / 7

7.1 The AP Drawing Portfolio 7.2 Sustained Investigation: Images and Written Evidence 7.3 Selected Works: Demonstrating Skills 7.4 Writing About Your Work 7.5 Presentation and Image Quality 7.6 Understanding the Scoring Guidelines 7.7 Academic Integrity and Citing Sources