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WorksheetsFinal Exam Study Guide
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Copyright is:
A law that protects authors of creative works.
Using parts of another’s copyrighted work in your own work.
A guideline for legally using parts of another’s copyrighted work in your creative work.
Works that belong to everyone and can be freely used without compensating the authors.
Public domain is:
A law that protects authors of creative works.
Using parts of another’s copyrighted work in your own work.
A guideline for legally using parts of another’s copyrighted work in your creative work.
Works that belong to everyone and can be freely used without compensating the authors.
Fair use is:
A law that protects authors of creative works.
Using parts of another’s copyrighted work in your own work.
A guideline for legally using parts of another’s copyrighted work in your own creative work.
Works that belong to everyone and can be freely used without compensating the authors.
Appropriation is:
A law that protects authors of creative works
Using parts of another’s copyrighted work in your own work
A guideline for legally using parts of another’s copyrighted work in your own creative work.
Works that belong to everyone and can be freely used without compensating the authors.
What is a portrait?
A painting of a place
A painting of a group of items
A painting of a person
A painting of colors and shapes that don't really represent anything.
What is the Principle of Art, Balance?
Having an equal amount of elements on both sides of a piece of art.
A repeated pattern of elements throughout the artwork.
A sense of harmony among all the elements of an artwork.
A difference between elements.
A complementary color scheme is:
Colors that look good together
Neutral colors
One color plus black and white
Colors that are opposites on the color wheel
The lightness or darkness of a color or shade is:
Texture
Value
Color
Shape
The first step of the design thinking process is:
Testing
Prototyping
Ideation
Empathy
In which stage of the design thinking process would you create a list of “must haves” for your design?
Empathy
Ideation
Definition
Testing
Which artist is most associated with the Pop Art movement?
Romare Bearden
Andy Warhol
Hokusai
Yayoi Kusama
Which artist was most associated with the Harlem Renaissance?
Romare Bearden
Andy Warhol
Hokusai
Yayoi Kusama
In which part of the design thinking process would you create a LOT of sketches?
Empathy
Prototyping
Ideation
Testing
In which stage of the Design Thinking process would you share your work with others to receive feedback?
Empathy
Ideation
Testing
Definition
Which of the following artists creates controversial artwork that causes the user to confront racism in sometimes uncomfortable ways?
Kristin Farr
Maya Hayuk
Faith Ringgold
Kara Walker
Which of the following artists created hundreds of prints of Campbell’s Soup Cans, just because he really likes soup?
Andy Warhol
Jean Michel Basquiat
Claes Oldenburg
Romare Bearden
In which stage of Design Thinking would a designer meet with a client to find out as much as possible about the design project?
Ideation
Empathy
Definition
Testing
In which stage of the Design Thinking process should a designer ask for feedback from others?
Ideation
Definition
Testing
All Stages
Why is it important to make a LOT of sketches during any design project?
Your first ideas are usually not very original.
The more sketches you have, the more ideas you have to choose from.
Because it takes time sometimes to bring an idea from your brain to paper.
All the above are good reasons to make a lot of sketches.
How many sketches do artists typically create when coming up with ideas for a design job?
10
20
50
Hundreds
What was the Harlem Renaissance?
It was a time in the early 1400s-1600s Europe when artists like DaVinci created great artworks.
It was a time when white artists from New York created great artworks.
It was a time when black artists, mostly living in New York City, were creating great art, music, writing, and other creative works.
It was a time when artists were painting mostly pictures of the city.
Aurora Robson is known for creating huge art installations using:
plastic things she purchases
plastic pulled from the Pacific Garbage Patch
glass
metal
The Principle of Art, “Emphasis” is the way an artist uses elements to:
Create Balance
Move the eye through an artwork
Create a rhythm
Draw attention to a certain part of the artwork
What is a “site-specific artwork?”
It is an artwork that is designed to interact with the space surrounding it.
It is an artwork made for a specific person.
It is an artwork about a place.
It is an artwork that belongs to a museum.
Texture can come in two types. They are:
Positive and Negative
Warm and Cool
Organic and Geometric
Actual and Implied
The Principle of Design, Rhythm, is about:
How an artist creates a pattern with elements to move the eye through the artwork
How an artist creates music with instruments
How an artist uses elements equally on both sides
How an artist creates changes using elements
The Element Form is:
How the artist makes the artwork
The lightness or darkness of a shade or color
Really just shape, but in three dimensions
An area surrounded by a line.
A monochromatic color scheme is:
Colors that are opposites on the color wheel
Colors that are side by side on the color wheel.
Colors that are equidistant apart on the color wheel
One color plus black and white
Artist Hokusai is most famous for:
the painting "Migration"
oversized sculptures of everyday objects
paintings of cakes
the painting "The Great Wave off Kanagawa"
Jacob Lawrence’s art is important because:
It shows what America was like for most people in the earlier part of the century
It shows what America was like for people in the country in the earlier part of the century
It shows what America was like for people living in cities in earlier part of the century
It shows what life was like for blacks leaving the South and moving North in the earlier part of the century.
The Principle of Art ,Contrast is about:
Making everything look the same
Making rhythms in artwork
Making textures in artwork
Making differences in artwork
How do artists create value in printmaking?
Using different shades of grey ink
You can't make values in printmaking
Creating patterns of overlapping lines, called crosshatching
Color harder to make it darker
Balance in a circle is called
Radial balance
Formal balance
Informal balance
Unbalanced
What is the best way to create pink using watercolors?
Buy pink paints
Mix red and white watercolors.
Use red watercolors mixed with more water on white paper.
You can't make pink with watercolors.
The primary colors are:
red, black, yellow
red, orange, yellow
red, blue, yellow
red, purple, green
