Q1 - History of Graphic Arts

Ancient form of communication.

• Cave painting

• Sumerian language

• Graphic arts

• Picture

 

German Metalworker who revolutionized the world of

bookmaking by creating a moveable type printing press.

• Johann Gutenberg

• Jeremy Greuther

• Jonathan Daily

• John Garrison

Inspired by nature, this style of art was popular in the 1880’s. It used organic shapes, asymmetrical line shapes instead of solid, uniform shapes

• art deco

• art nouveau

• bauhaus

• pop art

It combines arts and crafts, classical and avant-garde styles, form and functions

• art nouveau

• pop art

• bauhaus

• art deco

What did Johann Gutensberg invent?

• Movable type Printing Press

• Telesscope

• Movable chair

• printing press

It is the method of printing that involves inking your design into a stone or metal surface and transferring it to a sheet of paper.

• lithography

• printing press

• heat press printing

• chromolithography

Pop Art was named by an art critic

• Lawrence Alloway

• Lawrence Hathaway

• Jones Alloway

• Jones Halway

Machine which transfers text and images onto paper though the process of pressing ink onto paper using moveable, reusable metal type

• Printing Press

• Printing Press

• Typography

• Lithograph

It is a language used in 33,000 BC were pictographs, symbols represent object

• Sumerian language

• Paintings

• Drawing

• Engraving

The first version of Photoshop was release in

• 1990

• 1980

• 1989

• 1988