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WorksheetsArt I
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
__________ is a figure (object) that appears flat, whereas ____________ is a figure (object) that appears to be 3-Dimensional on a 2-Dimensional surface.
Shape and Form
Line and Value
Color and Value
Texture and Space
Which of the following is not an Element of Art?
Line
Color
Value
Space
Contrast
This image is a Figure-Ground Reversal that plays off of the strong contrast of Positive and Negative Space and Shape and the essence of the artist _________________________'s technique.
Thomas Kinkade
Bob Ross
M. C. Escher
Akira Toriyama
M.C. Hammer
The area in a work of art toward which the viewer's eye is most compelled to look is known as the ___________________ point?
Vanishing
Focal
Vantage
Horizon
Main
This work by the Surreal artist Meret Oppenheim, Object, 1936 is an example of ___________________________ Texture?
Hairy
Subversive
Furry
Disgusting
Pet Friendly
All lines in a work of art have to be drawn by an artist with a pen or pencil. True or false?
True
False
In addition to using dark and light values which loose contrast as tools for creating depth in a work of art, artists use ___________________ to create the illusion of depth on a two-dimensional surface by using mathematical and scientific principles of how a viewer sees things in the real world.
Atmospheric Perspective
Isometric Perspective
Linear One-point, Two-point, and Three-point Perspective
1st and 3rd
2nd and 3rd
Lines are not the most fundamental Element of Art because they are in almost every work of art.
True
False
The most basic kind of descriptive line is an outline which surround a shape. Unlike outlines, _______________ Lines also define edges but they vary in thickness and darkness, and they also define the edges of shapes within a form.
Irregular
Organic
Contour
Regular
Abstract
A line connects two points whether it's implied or a mark.
True
False
Positive Shape is a shape defined by it's surrounding empty space which is known as Negative Space.
True
False
A Form is a three-dimensional figure or object that occupies space, therefore the object has volume. The object also gives the illusion of having weight, density, and bulk which is known as ________________?
Size
Solid
Heavy
Scale
Mass
What makes the Element Form different from Shape is the addition of depth?
True
False
The sculpture Ghostwriter, 1994 by the artists Ralph Helmick and Stuart Schechter, the artists enclose a space with materials that are not completely solid when seen as a whole, creates the implied image of a large human head. This is an example of __________________________?
Lightheadedness
Enclosed Space
Open Volume
Glass Head
Open Mass
A Picture Plane is the surface of a painting or drawing.
True
False
Brunelleschi wrote the book "On Painting".
True
False
All the lines that converge to the vanishing point in a one-point perspective drawing are called ______________________ lines.
Contour
Directional
Orthogonal
Transverse
90 Degree
The main two ELEMENTS OF ART in a perspective drawing are:
Line and Form
Value and Shape
Line and Space
Line and Shape
Line and Texture
The vanishing point is the closest point on the horizon line.
True
False
Another word for Horizon Line is Eye Level.
True
False
Aerial perspective, also called atmospheric perspective, is a method of creating the illusion of depth, or recession, in a painting or drawing by modulating colors and/or values to simulate changes effected by the atmosphere on the things seen at a distance.
True
False
When starting to draw an object, artist's simplify the object down into ____________________, basic ___________________________ to judge the proper scale of objects relative to each other, there placement in composition and as foundation for developing drawing further.
Detailed, basic forms
Simple, basic shapes
Complex, basic diagrams
Complex, basic lines
A visual technique for creating the illusion of space on a two-dimensional surface is:
Isometric perspective
Linear perspective
Scale of objects
Overlap of objects
All the above
Geometric shapes are composed of unpredictable, irregular lines that suggest the natural world.
True
False
The first known paintings in linear perspective were made by Filippo Brunelleschi in about 1425 when he rediscovered it.
True
False
