WorksheetsChapter Nine Elements of art and Design Hierarchy
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
__________ is what the design is all about.
Focal Point
Contrast
Unity
Variety
___________ is the call to action or the primary message you are trying to get across.
Unity
Variety
Contrast
Focal Point
___________ creates visual interest and a focal point in a composition. It is what draws the eye to the focal point.
Contrast
Focal Point
Variety
Unity
Which of these is a characteristic of design instead of art?
Primarily exists for enjoyment
Is creative
Contains bright and bold colors
Has a purpose
According to the Design Hierarchy, what should you start with when creating your design?
A Unified Design
The Focal Point
Complementary Colors
Pleasing Shapes
Which of these is an element that traditional artists often leave off the list?
Space
Type
Shape
Form
Value
__________ is the canvas, or working area.
Space
Page
Area
Document
__________ is a basic design rule states that elements of your design should fall on dividing lines, and the areas of emphasis for the design should fall on the intersections.
Tic-Tac-Toe
Rule of nine
Rule of thirds
Negative space
Which element of art is defined as "an area enclosed or defined by an outline?"
Shape
Box
Form
Line
The thickness of a line is called __________.
Style
Direction
Flow
Weight
What is a descriptor for lines that describing the “feeling” of the element?
Style
Direction
Flow
Weight
____________ is a category related to the energy conveyed by lines and shapes.
Style
Weight
Flow
Direction
____________ is an area enclosed or defined by an outline, such as circles, squares, triangles, or even clouds.
Shape
Line
Color
Type
The two types of flow include?
Organic and Ideograph
Ideograph and Geometric
Geometric and Organic
Pictograph and Organic
The two types of representative shapes include?
Pictograph and Ideograph
Organic and Ideograph
Pictograph and Organic
Ideograph and Geometric
__________ is a three-dimensional objects or, at least, objects that look 3D.
Dimensional Shape
Value
Form
Texture
__________ is the lightness or darkness of an hue.
Value
Form
Dimensional Shape
Texture
Which of these media types is typically associated with serif fonts?
Screen Writing
Headings
Printed Books
Websites
Contrast generally creates _________________ and ________________ in a composition.
tension and harmony
interest and feeling
visual interest and a focal point
emotion and feeling
Which Principle of Design describes the focal point to which the eye is naturally and initially drawn in a design?
The Principle of Emphasis
Principle of Proportion
Principle of Unity
Principle of Movement
If you see a drawing of a person and observe that the head is too small, which Principle of Design are you using?
Balance
Unity
Emphasis
Proportion
Texture can be defined as either tactile texture in real objects or the appearance of texture in a 2D image
True
False
The rule of thirds is a technique for laying out the space of your page to provide a focal point. Two vertical and two horizontal lines evenly divide the space into nine equal boxes, as in a tic-tac-toe board.
True
False
A spaces' dimensions are determined by the resolution of the page you are creating.
True
False
Direction is a common way to describe lines. It can include descriptors such as vertical, horizontal, diagonal.
True
False
Additive color is created by combining light.
True
False
Subtractive color is created by subtracting light.
True
False
Balance comes in many forms: symmetrical, asymmetrical, or radial.
True
False
Variety generally communicates calm, peaceful, or cool feelings in your art.
True
False
Unity tends to communicate energy, heat, and high emotion in a design.
True
False
A Designer uses repetition and rhythm to create patterns and texture in your compositions.
True
False
A designer creates themes and feeling by using typography, colors, and values in your composition.
True
False
A designer creates scale and proportion by carefully designing shapes in your composition.
True
False
A designer creates movement and alignment by arranging your elements along lines.
True
False
A designer creates balance and proximity by arranging the elements in your compositional space.
True
False
A line is a mark with a beginning and an end point
True
False
