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WorksheetsAnatomy and Colour Theory
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
Eyes are ______
One eye apart
Two noses apart
One hand apart
Two eyes apart
Squares are usually used for _______
Dresses
Female Anatomy
Male Anatomy
Eyes
Circles are usually used for _______
Knives
Noses
Male Anatomy
Female Anatomy
Humans are usually _______ heads tall
Seven (7)
Four (4)
Ten (10)
Six (6)
Forearms start at
The chest
The waist
The thighs
The crotch
Wrists align with ______
The waist
The hips
The crotch
Whatever you want
Fingertips end ______
At the waist
At the knees
Over the waist
At the middle of the thighs
Feet are as long as ________
The forearms
The face
The hands
You want
The lower legs are slightly _______ than the upper legs
Longer
Shorter
The width of the shoulders depends on the _____
The head shape
Amount of clothing
Art-style
Weight of the character
The primary colours of paint and pigment are _______
Magenta, Yellow, and Cyan
Red, Blue, and Yellow
Red, Blue, and Yellow are the primary colours
True
False
Orange, Green, and Purple are examples of what?
Tertiary clours
Primary colours
Secondary Colours
Tertiary colours are made from ________
A primary colour and a secondary colour
A primary colour and a primary colour
A secondary colour and a secondary colour
What are analogous colours?
Colours across of each other on the colour wheel
Colours that are right next to each other on the colour wheel
What are complimentary colors?
Colours next to each other on the colour wheel
Colours across from each other on the colour wheel
Triadic colours are evenly spaced on the colour wheel
True
False
What are split complementary colours?
Colours across each other on the colour wheel
A colour and the two colours next to its complement on the colour wheel
Colours next to each other on the colour wheel
What is a greyscale?
Colours right next to each other on the colour wheel
Several tints and hues of a single colour
The intensity of black
What does monochromatic mean?
Several tints and hues of a single colour
The intensity of black
Colours that cannot be made with other colours
Pink, Red, and Maroon are an example of what?
A monochromatic scale
A greyscale
Split complementary colours
Yellow, Yellow Green, and Green are an example of what?
Monochromatic Colours
Complementary colours
Analogous colours
Fire, blood, danger, and strength represent what colour?
Red
Orange
Black
Purple
Royalty, Nobility, wealth, and mystery represent what colour?
Green
Purple
Yellow
Blue
Depth, stability, trust, and masculinity represent what colour?
Pink
Blue
White
Red
Nature, healing, money, and growth represent what colour?
Green
Blue
Purple
Pink
Sunshine, innocence, intellect, and energy represent what colour?
Orange
Yellow
Green
Orange
Happiness, success, creativity, and warmth represent what colour?
Orange
Yellow
Green
Blue
