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The Rubric Bank — with all five levels

234 written Arabic criteria, each with five anchors describing exactly what separates one level from the next. These are the same criteria your work is measured against — open to read before you pay anything.

Having your own work read against one criterion (optional):

Price: 7 SAR · Included in Pro & Artist Plus · First one free — Pricing details

Art
Skill
Level

55 criteria

ACT-B-02 Construction Beginner
Breath Control

Managing breathing to support vocal performance without unintended interruption

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ACT-B-06 Construction Beginner
Articulation Precision

Producing letters from their correct points of articulation, especially the similar ones

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ACT-B-08 Construction Beginner
Dramatic Escalation

Building a gradient of vocal energy that leads the listener toward the climax

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CAL-B-02 Construction Beginner
Baseline Straightness

Your writing line's deviation from true horizontal, in degrees, computed by a real geometric Hough transform on your own photo's pixels — never a visual estimate

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CAL-B-03 Construction Beginner
Pen-Angle Consistency Across the Panel

How consistently your pen's stroke direction holds across several points in your panel, measured from the local ink orientation around each point you mark (a platform-declared measurement standard, not a historical figure) — an unstable pen angle signals inconsistent pen-grip control, not a letter-shape flaw

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CAL-B-05 Construction Beginner
Stroke-Thickness Consistency

How steady the pen's stroke thickness stays along one letter you mark (measured by the coefficient of variation of several cross-section widths along that same stroke) — thickness varying WITHIN one stroke signals uncontrolled pen pressure, unlike the intentional thick/thin contrast between different strokes in the script itself

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CAL-B-09 Construction Beginner
Overall Compositional Coherence

The balance of how letters and words are distributed across the whole panel's space, and how the larger gaps (between words and lines) relate proportionally to the smaller ones (between letters)

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CRF-B-01 Construction Beginner
Material Quality

Choosing materials appropriate to product and ensuring their quality

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CRF-B-02 Construction Beginner
Execution Precision

Executing product with precision and attention to detail

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CRF-B-03 Construction Beginner
Final Finish

Quality of product's final appearance and concealing manufacturing flaws

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CRF-B-04 Construction Beginner
Dimensional Discipline

Adhering to planned dimensions and measurements

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CRF-B-06 Construction Beginner
Functional Fitness

The product performing its intended function efficiently and comfortably

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CRF-B-07 Construction Beginner
Structural Durability

The product's ability to withstand use and time without damage

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CRF-B-10 Construction Beginner
Joinery Integrity

Quality of joining the product's parts and concealing or intentionally revealing joints

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CRF-B-16 Construction Beginner
Joint & Structural Integrity

Tight joints and a piece that holds functionally: the joint bears load, the vessel doesn't leak, the structure doesn't loosen.

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CRF-B-18 Construction Beginner
Symmetry & Precision

Discipline of axes, measurements, and repetition; intended symmetry or its intended breaking.

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CRT-B-04 Construction Beginner
Evidence-Grounded Judgment

Whether every evaluative judgment is paired with a specific pointer to an actual location or detail in the work that grounds it

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CRT-B-05 Construction Beginner
Evidentiary Density Throughout

Whether evidentiary grounding is sustained throughout the text, rather than concentrated in one paragraph while the rest of the critique is unmoored judgment

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CRT-B-06 Construction Beginner
Precise Use of Art Terminology

The critic's use of the discipline's own terms (composition, rhythm, contrast, plot, maqam...) with their precise conventional meaning in that art, rather than as loose metaphor

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CRT-B-11 Construction Beginner
Structural Organization of the Critique

Whether the critique has a clear structure (a framing opening, an analytical body, a concluding close) rather than scattered, unordered observations

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CRT-B-16 Construction Beginner
Fit Between Chosen Critique Type and Actual Content

Whether the text actually delivers on the critique type the critic selected (descriptive/analytical/evaluative), rather than claiming one type while practicing another

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DRW-B-02 Construction Beginner
Composition & Balance

Distributing elements in the work to create visual balance and guide the eye

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DRW-B-03 Construction Beginner
Line & Stroke

Quality and confidence of drawn line and stroke's suitability to what it describes

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DRW-B-07 Construction Beginner
Visual Rhythm

Repeating visual elements in a way that creates movement and rhythm in the work

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