Art 1 Line Techniques and Methods

What line technique is primarily being used in this drawing?

• scumbling
• hatching
• cross hatching
• stippling

The drawing part of a calligraphic pen that you insert into the top of the handle is called a:

• nub
• nib
• nab
• blot

Line can be used to create the illusion of the feeling or surface of a subject. This illusion refers to the subject's:

• shape
• tone
• texture
  texture
• contour

Which line technique is shown?

• blending
• stippling
• hatching
• cross hatching

Which line technique is shown?

• blending
• stippling
• hatching
• cross hatching

Which line technique is shown?

• blending
• stippling
• hatching
• cross hatching

Value (or tone) created by using a series of dots.

• blending
• stippling
• hatching
• cross hatching

Value (or tone) created with thin, parallel lines.

• hatching
• cross hatching
• blending
• stippling

In this image of the instrument, what line technique is being applied?

• stippling
• hatching
• cross hatching
• random hatching

Pressing harder or using a bigger nib or marker can give a darker appearance with line techniques.

• true
• false