Mark-Making Techniques

 

The lightness and darkness of an object.

• Line

• Shape

• Value

• Color

The Pointillism movement of art is dedicated to which mark-making technique?

• Scumbling

• Stippling

• Blending

• Smudging

The gradient merging of one color or tone into another is called

• Smudging

• Scumbling

• Blending

• Hatching

The technique using small circular motions is called

• Scumbling

• Hatching

• Cross-hatching

• Stippling

This technique of darkening an area using drawing techniques and mark-making methods is called.

• Smudging

• Shading

• Stippling

• Hatching

The artist used which method of mark-making in this self-portrait?

• Stippling

• Scumbling

• Hatching

• Cross-hatching

Choose the term that this material is referring to. (Choose all that apply)

• Blending Stump

• Tortillon

• Kneaded Eraser

• Charcoal Pencil

Choose all the answers that are TRUE for kneaded erasers.

• Kneaded erasers will not harm the surface

• Erasing very dark areas of your drawing

• Precision erasing

• Creating details in your work

A series of spaces filled with the tints and shades of one color gradually changing from the darkest shade to the lightest shade.

• Fish scales

• Bar scales

• Value Scales

• Major scale

The lightest spot or area- any of several spots in a modeled drawing or painting that receives the greatest amount of light.

• Highlight

• Mid-tone

• Core Shadow

• Reflected Light