shading assessment - Summative assessment online

When shading a three-dimensional object like a sphere, where should you place the darkest shadows?

• On the side facing the light source

• On the top of the object

• On the side opposite the light source

• In the center of the object

What techniques did you use for shading in your projects, and why did you choose them?

If your light source is directly on the left side of an object, where would the shadow on the ground be found?

• To the right of the object.

• under the object

• To the left of the object

• you can't see the shadow

What difficulties did you have while shading the shapes, and how did you overcome them?

What did you learn about the relationship between light, shadow, and form through these projects?

If you are shading a round object, what should your pencil strokes look like?

• It doesn't matter what they look like as long as value is correct.

• strokes would go up and down or left to right.

•     strokes would follow the curve of the object.

• depends on the artist

A smooth surface, like a smooth ball, will reflect light more evenly and require good _______.

A rough surface, like a 3D globe, will scatter light and need more ________ to show its texture.

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The artist adds shading to make an object look _________.

• 3-D
• lighter
• brighter
• darker