WorksheetsScratchboard Review
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 12mins
Which drawing techniques are demonstrated here
Hatching
Crosshatching
Stippling
None of the above
Which drawing techniques are demonstrated here
Stippling
Crosshatching
Hatching
Scribbling
Which drawing techniques is demonstrated here
Stippling
Scribbling
Crosshatching
Hatching
What type of scale is this ?
Color scale
Boxed scale
Value scale
Pencil scale
What type of art is this ?
Scratchboard art
Black and white art
A painting
A comic
Which image depicts positive space
What is meaning of negative space ?
the subject or areas of interest in an artwork
is the area surrounding the subject.
A minus sign in art
What is the definition of background ?
the area in the middle of a scene
the area or scenery in front of the main object
the area or scenery behind the main object
What country did scratch art probably orginate?
United States
Thailand
United Kingdom
United Arab Emigrants
What type of paper covers up the foil on scratch paper?
Chinese
Japanese
Indian
What is the Element of Design that describes the surface quality of an object?
shape
form
texture
What is the lightness or darkness of an object?
pattern
value
foreshadow
Which Element was used for our scratchboard study?
value
texture
color
space
shape
Whish Element can be positive or negative?
texture
value
form
space
shape
This type of line surrounds and defines the edges of objects giving it shape and volume.
Borderline
Contour Line
Outline
Figurative Line
These textures try to imitate real texture such as scales, fur, hair, bricks, and bark.
Synthetic
Imitation
Assumed
Simulated
These types of textures are made up patterns and do not resemble any real texture.
Invented
Imaginary
Improvised
Illusory
This is a graphic technique used to create value drawings by removing the black ink to reveal the white board underneath.
Scratchboard
Scoreboard
Scrapeboard
Backboard
In art, this word means the lightness or darkness in drawings, paintings, and designs.
Variant
Validate
Value
These textures try to imitate real textures such as, scales, fur, hair, bricks, bark, etc.
Synthetic
Imitation
Assumed
Simulated
Line drawing of the outline and major details of your subject
Silhouette Drawing
Perimitater Drawing
Contour Drawing
Edge Drawing
Surface quality of an object that describes how an object feels
Textile
Texture
Smooth
Rough
A drawing technique used to create tonal or shading effects by drawing closely parallel lines.
Stippling
Blending
Scumbling
Hatching
The lightest spot or area- any of several spots in a modeled drawing or painting that receives the greatest amount of illumination.
Value
Light source
Highlight
Shade
Which one is cross-hatching technique ?
