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POP ART & DESIGN BRIEF

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

who founded Pop Art?

a)

Pablo Picasso

b)

Richard Hamiliton

c)

Claude Monet

d)

Henri Matisse

2.

in what country did Pop Art originate?

a)

Australia

b)

United Kingdom

c)

Japan

d)

Canada

3.

what word did "Pop Art" originate from?

a)

Popcorn

b)

Impossible

c)

Popular

d)

Population

4.

Pop Art was influenced by

a)

household brands

b)

landscape

c)

animals

d)

advertising

5.

Pop Art began in which decade?

a)

1940s

b)

1950s

c)

1960s

d)

1970s

6.

what elements are most present in Pop Art?

a)

colour

b)

texture

c)

repetition

d)

tone

7.

Andy Warhol created a famous artwork which was based on

a)

Kellogs Cornflakes

b)

Kraft Vegemite

c)

Arnotts Tim Tams

d)

Campbells Soup

8.

what colour would a Pop Artist be LEAST likely to use?

a)

brown

b)

orange

c)

green

d)

black

9.

Pop Art is easy for most people to understand because

a)

it is simple

b)

its uses recognisable symbols and brands

c)

it uses a realistic painting manner

d)

it uses simple shapes to create fragmented artworks

10.

which is an example of Pop Art?

a)

a landscape scene of a lake

b)

a sculpture of a can of food

c)

a realistic portrait of Beyonce

d)

a black and white drawing of Ned Kelly

11.

what is in the middle of the design brief?

a)

Research and Refinement

b)

Professional Experience

c)

Client and Target Audience

d)

Photograph of the Design

12.

what is always the first step of the design process?

a)

Research

b)

Generation of Ideas

c)

Refinement

d)

Development of Concepts

13.

what did we do in class which represents 'the research'?

a)

Inspiration Board

b)

Practice planometric drawings

c)

"the Audience" worksheet

d)

Sketches of furniture

14.

how many steps are their in the design process?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

15.

what step would our final Planometric drawings fit into?

a)

Generation of Ideas

b)

Development of Concepts

c)

Refinement

d)

Resolution of Presentation