Art Six Weeks Test

What are the three types (directions) of line typically used to create a box in one-point perspective?

One-Point Perspective could best be describe as a technique that...

• allows an artist to create the illusion of space and form.

• makes complicated shapes.

• creates fantasy with realism.

• uses only orthogonal lines.

The Elements of Art could best be described as...

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• the building blocks of any artwork.

• 3-Dimensional boxes.

• lines that create shapes.

The place where all orthogonal/perspective lines meet.

A one-point perspective drawing can be created without a vanishing point.

• True

• False

In perspective drawings the vanishing point ALWAYS has to be in the exact middle of the paper.

• False

• True

What are the two types of textures artists use?

• actual and implied

• soft and hard

• rough and smooth

• none of the above

Which best describes a form?

• there are always multiple.

• the darkness and lightness of a color.

• it has length, width and depth. (3-D)

• the suface of an object.

Which element of art best describes this image?

• value

• black and white

• space

• pattern

"The path point moving in space" best describes which Element of Art?

• value

• shape

• line

• color