WorksheetsElements of Art: Texture
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Which of the following best describes texture?
The way somethings tastes.
The way something looks.
The way something feels like or looks like it would feel if touched.
The way something sounds or would sound like.
What are the 2 types of TEXTURE in art?
imaginary texture
Implied and Actual
warm and cool
Geometric and organic
Which of the following best describes IMPLIED texture?
The way something actually feels
The way something feels when you touch it
The way something looks like it would feel
The surface of a sculpture
What is the texture?
soft
scaly
prickly
fluffy
Which of the following best describes ACTUAL texture?
The way something looks like it would feel.
The way something actually feels.
The illusion of texture.
The way something visually looks like it would feel.
The illusion of texture can be achieved by the use of which of the following-
lines
color
shapes
value
All of the above
Choose 2 textures to describe this metal surface-
Shiny
Soft
Reflective
Matte
Which of the following artworks best depicts actual texture?
This African mask is an example of which type of texture-
Tactile
Implied
Visual
Imaginary
Which of the following artworks best depicts Implied texture?
What is cross-hatching?
Lines going in one direction used to create value
controlled scribble
lines going in 2 directions used to create value
lightness or darkness of a color
Choose a word that best describes the texture of the fruit in this still life drawing by Claudio Bravo-
soft
bumpy
hard
smooth
The painting technique of building up layers of paint on the surface is called-
pasta
impasto
blobs of paint
imposter
Impasto is considered which of the following?
Implied Texture
Actual Texture
Visual Texture
Imaginary Texture
Media refers to-
a painting
impasto
materials used to make art
the tv
Which of the following best describes the surface of this sculpture by Alberto Giacometti-
Tactile Texture
Implied Texture
Space
Shape
Texture is-
A principle of Design
An Element of Art
Complementary colors
The lightness or darkness of color
