WorksheetsDrawing Techniques - Art 2 & Adv. Art
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 21mins
What art tool is this called?
a blob
tortillion
kneaded eraser
pink eraser
What artist's tool is this called?
kneaded eraser
pencil
oil pastel
tortillion or blending stump
What drawing technique is this made from?
hatching
stippling/pointillism
cross-hatching
scumble
What drawing technique is this made from?
hatching
stippling/pointillism
cross-hatching
scumble
What drawing technique is this made from?
hatching
stippling/pointillism
cross-hatching
scumble
What drawing technique is this made from?
hatching
stippling/pointillism
cross-hatching
scumble
What drawing technique(s) is this made from?
cross-hatching
stippling/pointillism
tonal & smudge
scumble
What drawing technique is this made from?
pointillism
tonal
cross-hatching
scumble
What type of drawing is this?
continuous line drawing
contour line drawing
blind contour drawing
a confusing drawing
What type of drawing is this?
continuous line drawing
contour line drawing
blind contour drawing
a drawing by a 6 year old
What type of drawing is this?
continuous line drawing
contour line drawing
blind contour drawing
a drawing by a 6 year old
What does inanimate mean?
to move
cartoons
still, not moving
quiet
How many dimensions does a sculpture have?
3 (height, width, and depth)
2 (height and width)
1 (space)
2 (tallness and shortness)
What is media or medium mean in art?
electronics
art materials
between small and big
You should always push hard with your pencil when drawing.
False
True
All Papers have a 'tooth' to them, and it refers to the texture of the paper's surface.
True
False
Papers are referred to this word, when purchasing, based off of how thick or thin the paper is.
lbs (pound)
meters
all papers are the same thickness
You should always fold and crease your artwork if it is too big.
False
True
If you mess up on a piece of art, which one isn't the appropriate response?
try to erase, with is
flip the paper over and try on that side
throw it away
try to turn your mistake into something new, a beautiful oops
Pencils are made either from graphite and clay mixture or charcoal, and are labeled by numbers, H, and/or B letters. What do these numbers or letters pertain to?
density of graphite; softness and hardness & darkness and lightness of the pencil
how expensive it is
they didn't need to put those marks, they are just for aesthetics (looks)
they are the only letters and numbers that the makers like
If you are drawing from life (something that is actually in front of you), what is important to remember?
Just keep throwing away your paper until you get it right.
Drawing is easy.
You need to spend more time looking and studying what you're drawing than staring at your paper.
Staring at your paper will reveal the answers.
What is this used for?
a weapon
for shouting
something to transport your artwork in, so that it stays safe and not creased
nothing - it's not big enough
What does positive space mean?
the leftover space
the foreground
The area that the artist drew,the objects/subjects in the composition.
the artist did well when drawing
What does negative space mean?
The space leftover from the positive space.
the foreground
The area that the artist drew,the objects/subjects in the composition.
the artist did bad when drawing
What is in the foreground in this picture?
There is no foreground.
mountains
sky
grass
What is in the middle ground in this picture?
There is no middle ground.
mountains
sky
trees
What is in the background in this picture?
There is no background.
grass
sky & mountains
trees
Why is it important to know about the 'Rule of Thirds'.
(there may be more than one answer)
Math is good
You want to make a bad composition, because you don't like art.
You want to make a good composition and draw the viewer to be engaged with your artwork longer.
It helps your viewer to move their eye around your artwork, and it looks more pleasing.
How many dimensions does a drawing have?
3 (height, width, and depth)
2 (height and width)
1 (space)
How can you create a good composition?
Hint: (There may be more than one answer)
Use the 'Rule of Thirds'
Make tiny objects floating in the middle of nothingness on your paper
Blow objects up on the page
Cut things off of objects, try overlapping, and create interest in the foreground, middle ground, and background of your picture
Fill the space
What is a composition?
a bad piece of art
paper
notes
A piece of artwork, and everything in it, and how all the objects relate to one another.
How would you label this piece of artwork?
not sure
realistic
non-objective abstract
somewhere between realistic and abstract
How would you label this piece of artwork?
not sure
realistic
abstract
somewhere between realistic and abstract
How would you label this piece of artwork?
hyper realistic
realistic
abstract
Artwork that looks so realistic, it looks like a photograph, we call it this word...
non-objective abstract
insane
hyper realistic or photo-realistic
abstract
These are tiny sketches made by the artist to find the best composition or idea.
an artist doesn't make these
cartoons
thumbnail sketches
poster size drafts
Abstract art that doesn't have a subject is called this..
abstract art
non objective abstract art
realistic art
hyper realistic art
Good art usually takes a long time and a lot of effort and good craftsmanship.
True or False?
True
False
Which format is this picture in?
portrait
landscape
Which format is this picture in?
portrait
landscape
The word 'craftsmanship' refers to...
computers
pride, and neatness in your work
making things very messy on purpose
