Transitions, Forshortening, Light

____________ transitions indicate smoothly curving surfaces.

• Gradual

• Quicker

• Abrupt

• Value

________transitions create hard edges.

• Gradual

• Quick

• Abrupt

• Value

________ transitions that indicate a surface that is moving in and out

• Gradual

• Quick

• Abrupt

• Value

Foreshortening qualities _________

• -No receding axis observed

  -Horizontal lines dominate the drawing

• -Overlapping is essential

  -Vertical Lines dominate the drawing

• -Foreground objects project backward

  -Receding axis is observed

• -Close forms appear bigger

  -Diagonal lines dominate the drawing

"Christ of St John on the Cross" was done by ________ and shows _________

• -Rene Magritte

  -Acrylic Paint Used

• -Leonardo da Vinci

  -3 Point Perspective

• -Salvado Dali

  -Foreshortening

• -Michelangelo

  -Gradual Transitions

Seeing the Light: Match the Following Terms with their proper definitions

• Lightest Value

• Halftone

• On the Ground, Plane, nearby forms

• Cast Shadow

• Darkest Value in the Form

• Core Shadow

• Area Between Highlight and Core

• Highlight

• Bounces Back Into Shadow onto form

• Reflected Light

The image shows_________

• Quick Transition

• Abrupt Transition

• Gradual Transition

• Foreshortening

This image shows_________

• Gradual Transition

• Quick Transition

• Abrupt Transition

• Foreshortening

"The Great Wave" was created by ___________ and show ___________ transition

• • -WeiWei

  • -Gradual

• -Hokusai

  -Quick

• -Kusama

  -Abrupt

• -Murakami

  -Foreshorten

The top right line is indicating the ____________

• Halftone

• Core of the Shadow

• Highlight

• Reflected Light