Art and Design Basics

What is implied texture?

• A technique used to create actual texture in art.

• Artists use line, value, color, and shape to give an impression of how something might feel.

• A method of layering paint to create depth.

• A style of painting that focuses on realistic textures.

Define shape.

• A line that touches itself.

• A solid object with three dimensions.

• A two-dimensional figure with length and width.

• A curve that does not intersect itself.

How is green made?

• By mixing red and yellow.

• By mixing yellow and blue.

• By mixing blue and purple.

• By mixing green and orange.

Define positive space.

• The background in an artwork.

• The object in an artwork.

• The empty area around an object.

• The colors used in an artwork.

What are tertiary colors?

• Colors made by mixing two primary colors, such as red and blue.

• Colors made by mixing a primary and a secondary color, for example yellow-green.

• Colors that are created by mixing three different colors together.

• Colors that are found in the tertiary section of the color wheel.

Name the types of shapes.

• Geometric and organic.

• Circular and linear.

• Solid and hollow.

• Symmetrical and asymmetrical.

What are warm colors?

• Red, orange, and yellow.

• Blue, green, and purple.

• Black, white, and gray.

• Pink, teal, and brown.

What is a contour line?

• The outline of an object.

• A type of graph used in statistics.

• A line that represents temperature variations.

• A boundary that separates different colors in art.

What are complementary colors?

• Colors that are next to each other on a color wheel.

• Colors that are opposite each other on a color wheel.

• Colors that blend together to create a new color.

• Colors that are the same hue but different shades.

Define 3D form.

• A two-dimensional shape with only height and width.

• A three-dimensional shape that can be measured in height, width, and depth.

• A flat surface with no depth.

• A shape that can only be seen from one angle.