WorksheetsPrinciple of Design: Movement
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 4hrs 30mins
Which three are the types of movement used in a work of art? (click all correct answers)
Actual
Flowing
Arhythmic
Implied
Visual
Actual movement means:
The way an artist uses the elements of art to create the feeling that an object is in motion.
The way an artists moves the viewer's eyes through the artwork.
When a piece of artwork has phyically moving, kinetic parts.
The repetition of elements that create flow; a visual tempo
Implied movement means:
The way an artist uses the elements of art to create the feeling that an object is in motion.
When a piece of artwork has physically moving, kinetic parts
The way an artist moves the viewer's eyes through the artwork.
The repetition of elements that create flow; a visual tempo
Visual movement means:
The way an artist uses the elements of art to create the feeling that an object is in motion.
The way an artist moves the viewer's eyes through the artwork.
when a piece of artwork has physically moving, kinetic parts.
The repetition of elements that create flow; a visual tempo.
This picture shows an example of which technique in creating implied movement?
Anticipated Movement
Optical Illusion
Multiple Image
Fuzzy Outline
This picture shows an example of which technique in creating implied movement?
Anticipated Movement
Multiple Image
Optical Illusion
Fuzzy Outline
This picture shows an example of which technique in creating implied movement?
Anticipated Movement
Optical Illusion
Multiple Image
Fuzzy Outline
This picture shows an example of which technique in creating implied movement?
Anticipated Movement
Multiple Image
Optical Illusion
Fuzzy Outline
This picture shows an example of which technique in creating implied movement?
Anticipated Movement
Optical Illusion
Multiple Image
Fuzzy Outline
Optical Illusion means:
Figures shown in unstable positions causing the viewer to feel that motion is occurring
Close repetition of geometric form causing your eye to produce motion where none actually exists
Showing more than one overlapping image, appearing to be a sequence of motion or double exposure.
Using blurred objects to create the feeling of motion.
Anticipated Movement means:
Figures shown in unstable positions causing the viewer to feel that motion is occurring.
Showing more than one overlapping image, appearing to be a sequence of motion or double exposure.
Close repetition of geometric form causing your eye to produce motion where none actually exists.
Using blurred objects to create the feeling of motion.
Multiple Image means:
Figures shown in unstable positions causing the viewer to feel that motion is occurring.
Close repetition of geometric form causing your eye to produce motion where none actually exists.
Showing more than one overlapping image, appearing to be a sequence of motion or double exposure.
Using blurred objects to create the feeling of motion.
Fuzzy Outline means:
Figures shown in unstable positions causing the viewer to feel that motion is occurring.
Showing more than one overlapping image, appearing to be a sequence of motion or double exposure.
Close repetition of geometric form causing your eye to produce motion where none actually exists.
Using blurred objects to create the feeling of motion.
Visual Movement is used by the artist to: (check all that apply)
to make parts of a sculpture physically move.
to tell a story within the artwork.
to direct the viewer's eye around the artwork.
to make it look like objects in the picture were caught in motion.
all of the above
