Art and Design Principles

What is the definition of line in art and design?

• A line is a shape with no width or depth.

• A line is a mark made by a moving point.

• A line is a color used to outline objects.

• A line is a pattern created by repeating shapes.

Name three types of lines commonly used in art and design.

• zigzag lines

• wavy lines

• straight lines, curved lines, diagonal lines

• dotted lines

How can lines be used to create a sense of movement in a composition?

• By using parallel lines that create a sense of balance in the composition.

• By using diagonal or curved lines that lead the viewer's eye through the artwork.

• By using vertical lines that create a sense of stability in the composition.

• By using horizontal lines that create a sense of stillness in the composition.

What is the difference between actual texture and visual texture?

• Actual texture is the physical appearance of an object, while visual texture is the digital representation of texture.

• Actual texture is the perception of texture created by visual elements, while visual texture is the physical feel of an object.

• Actual texture is the visual representation of texture, while visual texture is the physical appearance of an object.

• Actual texture is the physical feel of an object, while visual texture is the perception of texture created by visual elements.

Give an example of a material that has a rough texture.

• silk

• glass

• marble

• sandpaper

How can texture be used to create emphasis in a design?

What is the purpose of using texture in art and design?

• To add visual interest, create depth and dimension, evoke emotions, and enhance the overall composition.

• To confuse and disorient the viewer

• To create a sense of emptiness and void

• To make the artwork look more boring and flat

Explain the concept of implied texture.

• Implied texture is the visual representation of texture in an artwork, created through artistic techniques.

• Implied texture is the use of different colors in an artwork.

• Implied texture is the absence of texture in an artwork.

• Implied texture is the actual physical texture of an artwork.

How can texture be used to create a sense of depth in a two-dimensional artwork?

• By using different sizes of objects to create the illusion of depth.

• By using different types of textures to create the illusion of depth.

• By using colors to create the illusion of depth.

• By using shadows to create the illusion of depth.

What are the primary elements of design?

• movement, rhythm, harmony, variety

• form, pattern, size, balance

• contrast, unity, proportion, emphasis

• line, shape, color, texture, and space