What is food drawing/ illustration?

• Illustration/drawing, using food as the object.

• Illustration/drawing, using food as the media.

• Illustration/drawing, using food as the material.

• Illustration/drawing, using food as the tools.

What is the effect of the element of art, value, to illustrate a food drawing?

• Value, the shading and tinting, help makes the food looks real.

• Value, the shading and tinting, help makes the food becomes real.

• Value, the shading and tinting, help makes the food looks animated.

• Value, the shading and tinting, help makes the food looks surreal.

In Art lesson, making/cooking food before drawing, can help students to:

• know the textures, shapes, colours and form of the ingredients.

• know the difficulty of making a food for kids.

• know the important of always eating healthy food.

• know the pattern, balance and movements of cooking.

What are the easiest shapes to practice drawing using the element of art, value?

• rectangular shapes

• random shapes

• organic shapes

• circular shapes

The dark area under the object or the opposite of the lighting is called....

• tinting

• highlight

• shading

• illuminating

Adding bright/slight colours to create a bright area on the object of drawing is called....

• stippling

• hatching

• blending

• tinting

Why do we use food as object for drawing, painting and illustrating?

(more than 1 answers)

• to practice our cooking.

• to practice applying the elements of art, value, shape, colour and texture,

• to understand the differences between tools, ingredients and process.

• to understand the shading, toning and tinting.

What are the most difficult food/ingredients to draw?

• fruits

• vegetables

• meat

• fast food

• own recipe

Which of the following that you have learnt?

• blending

• stippling

• hatching and cross hatching

• shading

• tinting

what are the elements of art that mostly used in our lesson when drawing the food?

• textures and value

• value and colours

• shapes and textures

• colours and lines

• space and forms