straight, contour, curvilinear, analytical, uneven, implied, explicit, calligraphic, erratic, thick, thin, gestural, vertical, diagonal, horizontal, autographic

These terms must describe the Art Element of.....?

An artist can create movement or weight and suggest emotions by using the Art Element of .....?

Loud, soft, harsh, discordant, melodic, natural, artificial, vocalised, sonorous, high or low pitched.

These descriptive terms must relate to the Art Element of ....?

According to the VCE curriculum, the qualities seen by a viewer when looking at an artwork are the ...?

Which Element of Art is generated by light reflecting off a surface?

Can the Art Element of Colour be altered to achieve an emotional effect?

The following descriptive terms might best describe which Art Element?

... hue, saturation, intensity, brightness, monochromatic, impressionistic, warm, cool, secondary, primary, tertiary, complementary, harmonious, opposite, tinted, adjacent, or triadic....

When referring to the Art Element of Colour, 'Monochromatic' means......?

When referring to the Art Element of Colour, 'tints' are achieved by adding white and 'tones' are achieved by adding a darker colour, grey, or black. TRUE or FALSE?

When referring to the Art Element of Tone, Tonal Contrast might be used by an artist to create...?

The Art Element of TEXTURE describes surface quality, from smooth to rough. TRUE or FALSE?

The term 'Chiaroscuro' is often used to describe the Art Element of Texture. TRUE or FALSE?

One of the qualities of Gouache paint is that it has a gloss finish. TRUE or FALSE?

What plant is traditionally used to create natural charcoal sticks?

The famous artist Leonardo Da Vinci was ....?

The famous artist Gustav Klimt was....?

The media of Black and White Photography is best suited to exploring the Art Element of .....?

The following terms....

impasto, rough, smooth, natural, irregular, scratched, polished, gritty, furry, uneven, wrinkled...

must relate to describing the Art Element of......?

Which of the following is NOT an Art Element?

Which of the following is NOT an Art Principle?

If you were to include SOUND in an artwork, you are manipulating an Art....?

'pointillism' is a technique of ......?

Select which components might go into a 2B pencil....

Which colours come forward and which ones recede?

These descriptive terms must relate to the Art Element of....

bright, glowing, highlighted, reflected, shiny, ambient, atmospheric, sparkling, localised, diffused, refracted......

Which of these two Art Elements refers specifically to 3D ?

Which of these two Art Elements refers specifically to 2D ?

Is TIME an Art Element?

Is LIGHT an Art Principle?

This artwork was painted by.....?

This was painted by the artist .....?

Which of the following is NOT an Art Principle?

Who is this man?

This female artist appears to be ....?

'A regularly recurring motif/shape/figure'

must refer to the Art Principle of....?

'Variety' is ...?

When we discuss the Art Principle 'Space', which sentence seems the MOST UNLIKELY?

What do we call the placement or arrangement of visual elements?

Looking at the woodblock print 'The Great Wave off Kanagawa' by Hokusai, would you describe the colour scheme as Harmonious or Complementary?

Is 'Rhythm' an Art Element or an Art Principle?

Which Art Principle might refer to the comparative size of shapes or forms?

Which Art Principle is most likely to feature differences?

This image is an appropriation of a Monet painting by the artist Banksy. What do you think is the dominant Art Element?

This image is an appropriation of a Monet painting by the artist Banksy. What do you think is the dominant Art Principle?

What do you think is the dominant Art Principle in this photograph?

'The artist’s application of art elements make a part or parts of the composition stand out. Artists often use implied or psychic line to draw the eye to a location on an artwork'.

This text must be describing the Art Principle of .....?

What is the dominant Art Principle in this photograph?