'Objectification' still life drawing unit-test of skills so far

How does an artist make objects seem real and 3-D?

• shadows, highlights mid-tones and perspective

• blending

• textures

• tints, shades

Texture is which of the following?

• How the paper you are drawing on feels like.

• How we perceive things with our eyes

• How something feels or how it looks like it feels.

• How we feel things

This is the 

• Highlight
• Core Shadow
• Cast Shadow
• Light Source

Using a pencil to add which of the following forms darkened areas that will help produce a feeling of depth, roundness, and 3-D space in artwork.

• Value

• Depth

• Shadow

• Shading

Which pencil is capable of making the darkest values?

• HB

• B

• 2B

• 4B

• 6B

The softer the lead, the _____ the mark will be.

• Darker

• Lighter

• Wider

• Softer

What is a gradient?

• A gradual increase or decrease in color

• A harsh line formed in your object

• A line that's not blended

• a steep hill

Identify the still life:

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What is our quote of the week?

• “Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened.”

  ― Dr. Seuss

• “Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.”

  ― Oscar Wilde

• 'Always try to be a little kinder than necessary', James M Barrie

What is an effective tool for achieving accurate proportions in your still life drawing?

• Look at one area in relation to another an make an informed artistic decision

• Keeping your thumb still, align the pencil with another, larger portion on the object and see how many times the first size fits into the new one

• Stand up and measure each area of the object and do the same on your page