Elements & Principles

What are the basic "ingredients" of art that are essential for creating a design?

• Principles
• Components
• Elements
• Factors

Define Line in the context of art.

• A point moving through space
• A stationery point
• A color gradient
• A closed path

How do implied lines contribute to the composition of an artwork, and what role do they play in guiding the viewer's eye?

• They have no impact on the composition
• They create confusion in the artwork
• They lead the viewer's eye
• They add color to the composition.

Which of the following explain the impact of the direction of a line on an artwork accurately.

• Direction has no impact on artwork
• Diagonal lines create stability
• Horizontal lines add movement
• Diagonal lines create movement and energy.

In art, what does the term "space" refer to, and how does it influence the depiction of depth in an artwork?

• Physical dimensions
• Time and Motion
• Distance within, around, and between elements
• The absence of color

Which of the following describes the relationship between positive and negative space in art?

• Positive space is the empty space
• Negative space is the filled space
• They are unrelated concepts
• Positive shape creates negative space

How is form different from shape in the context of art?

• Shape is 2D, form is 3D
• Shape is enclosed, form is open
• Shape is always three-dimensional
• Form is always two-dimensional

Which of the following components of color in art are correct.

• Hue is the lightness or darkness
• Intensity is the color name
• Value is the degree of lightness or darkness
• Hue is the brightness or dullness

In what ways does texture contribute to the overall aesthetic of an artwork, and how can it be represented in both actual and implied forms?

• Texture has no impact on aesthetics
• Texture adds to the tactile quality
• Actual texture is not relevant in art
• Implied texture is tangible in nature

From the following list, which is the most important goal of a composition according to the Principles of Design?

• Variety
• Movement
• Contrast
• Repetition