Shape, Form, Space Review

A(n) _____shape is made up by the artist.  

• Geometric

• Abstract

• Free-Form 

• Organic

_______ shapes are precise shapes that can be described using mathematical formulas.  Examples are the circle, square, and the triangle. 

• Geometric

• Abstract

• Free-form

• Organic

________ is the actual figure in the composition. 

• Free-form Space

• Negative Space

• Positive Space

• Organic Space

_____ shapes are irregular and uneven shapes.  Their outlines may be curved, angular, or a combination of both.  They often occur in nature. 

• Organic

• Abstract

• Geometric

• Free-Form

Another word that may be used to describe a free-form shape is _______– silhouettes of living things such as animals, people, or trees.

• Organic

• Inorganic

• Abstract

• Geometric

A ________is an object having three-dimensions.  They have length width and depth. 

• Shape

• Geometric Shape

• Form

• Space

A ________ is a two-Dimensional area that is defined in some way.  It may have an outline or boundary around it. 

• Geometric Form

• Shape

• Form

• Positive Space

________ is the empty spaces between the shapes or forms.  It is also  called ground. 

• Positive Space

• Negative Space

• Organic Space

• Inorganic Space

The element of art that refers to the emphasis or area between, around, above, below, or within objects is called ________.

• Shape

• Value

• Space

• Form

Which of the following is this an example of? 

• Geometric Forms

• Geometric Shapes

• Free-Forms

• Organic Forms