Value and Grid Drawing

The appearance of lights and darks in an artwork is referred to as _______________.

• value

• value scale

• shading

• blending

The full tonal range of values in an artwork is referred to as a_______________.

• value

• value scale

• blending

• shading

The gradual transition from one value to another is referred to as ________________.

• value

• value scale

• blending

• shading

What two art tools are useful in shading and blending?

• blending stick

• kneaded eraser

• colored pencil

• finger

Values range from black to white with numerous shades of what in between?

• black

• white

• gray

• neutral

What are two ways to make pencil appear darker?

• apply more pressure

• go over the same area more than once

• blending

• press lightly

What values should you do first in an artwork?

• darker

• lighter

• gray

• black

A style of painting in which an image is created in such exact detail that it looks like a photograph.

• Surrealism

• Realism

• Photorealism

• Gridding

Photorealists frequently use a grid technique to __________ a photograph.

• shrink

• enlarge

• distort

• blend

What artist uses a grid for almost all of his work as an underlying basis for the representation of an image?

• Chuck Clark

• Chuck Close

• Henri Matisse

• Eric Carle