Unit 7 Test Digital Arts

What series of numbers can help an artist create the golden mean in an artwork?

• Hieratic scale

• Vitruvian Man

• Fractal formula

• Fibonacci sequence

What is proportion?

• How large something is compared to the things around it

• How lines are used to create a feeling of excitement

• A way of combining paint colors to create contrast

• A type of fractional perspective that makes an artwork seem flat

Hiroshige trained as a woodblock print artist while he was working in what job?

• Fisherman

• Teacher

• Firefighter

• Architect

An artwork that highlights the most important object by making it the largest thing is using what technique?

• The golden mean

• The Fibonacci sequence

• Vitruvian Man

• Hieratic scale

What does it mean for an object to be out of proportion?

• The object uses proportion to create a realistic illusion of depth.

• The object mimics geometrical proportions that occur in nature.

• The object is proportionately larger or smaller than it would normally be.

• The object is meant to be displayed outside.

Which of the following artists used proportion in a realistic way?

• Sir John Tenniel

• Nok artists

• Marie-Denise Villers

• André Derain

Which of the following techniques could you use to make a building look farther away from a person in an artwork?

• Make the person smaller.

• Make the building smaller.

• Give the building's windows unrealistic proportions.

• Make the building's doors the same height as the person.

Which artist created the Vitruvian Man?

• André Derain

• Sir John Tenniel

• Marie-Denise Villers

• Leonardo da Vinci

In a Nok terracotta sculpture, which body parts are larger than they are on normal humans?

• Hands and arms

• Legs and feet

• Torsos

• Heads and faces

Which of the following books is Sir John Tenniel famous for illustrating?

• Don Quixote

• Alice in Wonderland

• Winnie the Pooh

• The Cat in the Hat