TEACHING ARTS REVIEW FLASHCARD

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The pattern is a principle of art that is created _______.

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when an element (elements) is repeated in a planned or random way over and over again.

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The principle of art that refers to the path the viewer's eye travels around a work of art which creates an illusion to move.

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movement

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When the elements and principles of art come together to form a complete work in art is ______.

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unity

Front

Which of the following is when elements are used to create parts that look very different from other composition: A. value, B. balance, C. color, D. contrast?

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contrast

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Which of the following explains unity? A. When a work of art achieves a quality that makes the artist famous. B. When a work of art looks not complete and like a piece of a whole. C. When a work of art achieves a quality of appeal and appeals to anyone. D. When a work of art achieves a quality of oneness and uniformity or looks complete.

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When a work of art achieves a quality of oneness and uniformity or looks complete.

Front

Symmetrical balance means_________.

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both sides are identical.

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You are designing a logo for a luxury fashion brand. To create a sense of sophistication and the feeling on how elegance all the visual elements work together as a whole. What principle of art is being applied?

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harmony

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Principle that is the creation of a focal point in an artwork. It draws the viewer's eye to particular areas of the artwork first.

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emphasis

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The following are types of balance except _____: A. formal balance, B. radial balance, D. asymmetrical balance

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geometric balance

Front

Another term for "emphasis" is _______.

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focal point, center of interest, dominance