Intro to still life quiz

You are an artist preparing for an art exhibition. You decide to create a 'still life'. What does this mean?

• a painting or drawing of an arrangement of objects, typically including fruit and flowers and objects contrasting with these in texture, such as bowls and glassware.

• a drawing of an outside scene

• when you stand in a pose and cannot move

• something you do in math

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True or false: Still life drawings were the only popular style of art in the 16th and 17th centuries

• true

• false

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Match the following words to their definitions

•  the thickness vs the thin-ness of lines

• illusion

•  range of lights and darks

• Line weight

• something that tricks your mind.

• Gesture

• A quick loose drawing.

• contrast

• showing a difference between lights and

• value

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Does this image have high contrast or line weight?

a

line weight

Contrast

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Which object is the closest to the viewer and which is the farthest

a

b

closest

Farthest

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In a painting, an artist uses different shades of color to create the ​ (a)   of depth or make a painting appear ​ (b)  

• illusion

• three-dimensional.

• color

• two-dimmensional

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In the world of art, what does the term 'Stippling' refer to?

• A technique involving a series of dots that are either spread out (for a lighter value) or more compacted (for a darker value)

• A technique involving a series of overlapping lines that are either spread out (for a lighter value) or more compacted (for a darker value)

• A technique using pressure to create lighter and darker values - the harder you push the darker the value

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match the following

• traditional

• 
• stippling

• 
• cross hatching

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In the art of (a)   , achieving a range of lights and darks can be a bit challenging, as it's easy to end up with a single grey value.

• Traditional shading

• Stippling

• Crosshatching

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