Arts: Superimposition Artwork

The process of superimposing two themes on top of one another, to create an art work that is a combination of both, is called:

• Blending

• Tracing

• Double Exposure

• Mirror Image drawing

Double exposure creates ___________ form of artwork

• Evocative

• Expressive

• Alternative

You can create a double exposure with one single image

• True

• False

The process of rubbing and mixing the colours to smoothen them is called:

• Blending

• Tracing

• Stippling

• Superimposing

In my today's activity, I created superimposition by:

• Drawing my primary subject

• Drawing my secondary subject

• Superimposing the secondary subject on the primary subject

• Having a monochromatic colour scheme for the final image and then colouring

• All of the above

You have to use, lighter and circular motions while blending colours using the pastel on pastel method

• True

• False

Which of these blending technique, is the most commonly used for blending smaller and more detailed portions in your artwork?

• Pastel on Pastel

• Tissue paper

• Using Solvent

• Blending Stump

Using different shades of the same colour is called

• Monochromatic Colours

• bi-chromatic Colours

• Colour Pop

• Secondary Colours

You can mix white to your colours to get a lighter shade, and black to your colours to get a darker shade of the same colour

• True

• False

The themes to create a superimposition artwork always have to be different from one other

• True

• False