Lines in Producing Illusion of Volumes-Illustration

What is the process of adding value to create the illusion of form, space, and most importantly - light in a drawing?

• sketching

• shading

• lining

• forming

A _____ has four 90 degrees angle where each two sides met.

• triangle

• circle

• square

• triangle

When we draw in 3D or three-dimensional, we include a third dimension: called _________.

• depth

• width

• length

• area

The side of the object which is neither in the light nor in the shadow is called________.

• shadow

• highlights

• core shadow

• mid-tone

Highlight is the part of the subject which is ___________

• directly facing the light source

• facing the shadow

• directly facing away the light source

• in the light or in the shadow

The part of the subject which is facing away from light source is called___________.

• highlights

• mid-tone

• value

• shadow

The part where the subject (sphere) is obstructing the light-source from getting to is the___________.

• core shadow

• shadow

• cast shadow

• out cast

The part of the image where absolutely no light can reach, such as the very base of the subject is called _______.

• core shadow

• shadow

• cast shadow

• out cast

2D is a kind of drawing or sketching objects on a paper with no sense of _____.

• area

• volume

• humor

• lines

Which among the following statement is INCORRECT?

• To create illusion of volumes to any object, we need to apply the shading elements.

• Highlights, mid-tones and shadow are the building blocks for creating depth and texture within a pencil

  drawing.

• You can create illusion of volumes in 2D drawing.

• Depth is the third dimension for 3D drawing.