Line and Movement

What are the elements of art/design described as?

• The final product of an artwork

• The ingredients or building blocks of an artwork

• The tools used to create an artwork

• The colors used in an artwork

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______ is a path of a point in motion.

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What is an implied line?

• A) A line that is real and not imaginary.

• B) A line that is suggested by the placement of other lines, shapes, and colors.

• C) A line that is drawn with a ruler.

• D) A line that is only found in nature.

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What is the difference between defined lines and implied lines in art?

• Defined lines are clear and distinct, while implied lines are suggested and not clearly visible.

• Defined lines are always straight, while implied lines are always curved.

• Defined lines are used only in black and white drawings, while implied lines are used only in color drawings.

• Defined lines are used in modern art, while implied lines are used in classical art.

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Which of the following best describes the use of implied lines in art?

• Implied lines are used to create a sense of movement and guide the viewer's eye.

• Implied lines are used to create a sense of stillness and calm.

• Implied lines are used to add texture to the artwork.

• Implied lines are used to create a sense of depth and perspective.

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Which shading technique involves drawing closely spaced parallel lines?

• Stipple

• Hatch

• Crosshatch

• Smudge

Which shading technique uses intersecting sets of parallel lines?

• Stipple

• Hatch

• Crosshatch

• Gradient

Organize these options into the right type of line

Groups:

(a) Gesture line

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(b) Tapered line

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(c) Peaceful and calm

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(d) Tension : movement : action

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Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) optical illusion

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(b) Thumbnail sketch

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(c) Op Art Movement

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(d) Design Solution

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• Art plan

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• Tricky Art

• Art that Fools the eye

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• Small sketch

• Mainstream in 1965's

What is movement in design?

• The way our eyes scan the page

• The way elements are aligned

• The way elements are repeated

• The way elements are emphasized