Unit 2 practice quiz

What is glazing?

• A technique used in oil paintings in which the artist adds thin layers of diluted varnish to give the piece a soft, realistic look.

• A technique used in acrylic paintings in which the artist adds thin layers of diluted varnish to give the piece a soft, realistic look.

• A technique used in acrylic paintings in which the artist adds thin layers of diluted ink to give the piece a soft, realistic look.

• A technique used in watercolor paintings in which the artist adds thin layers of diluted ink to give the piece a soft, realistic look.

What are the two ingredients every kind of paint has?

• a binder and water

• a binder and egg yolk

• pigment and pure color in a powder form

• pigment and a binder

A full scale preliminary drawing

• drawing

• study

• cartoon

• sketch

A process in which the artist adds material to the form in order to sculpt it.

• relief

• additive sculpture

• intaglio

• subtractive sculpture

What is the difference between high relief and low relief sculpture?

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What is assemblage sculpture?

• A form of sculpture in which the artist begins with a material from which the carve or subtract from until they achieve the desired form.

• A form of sculpture in which molten metal is cast inside a mold made from wax and clay.

• A form of sculpture in which the artist works with a pliable material and builds upon it until they achieve the form they want.

• A form of sculpture in which the artist builds from already existing materials and objects- anything goes.

A drawing medium that is a stick of graphite encased in wood. It is cheap and easy to work with.

• pencil

• conte crayon

• charcoal

• chalk

Ink diluted with water is called a ____

What are the types of environmental sculpture we discussed in class? (choose all that are correct)

• modeling

• site specific

• Installation

• earthwork

What is planographic printing?

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