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Worksheetsdesign of ART
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Craftsmanship
When someone is very sloppy and rushed
If an artist focuses on a a craft project instead of a fine art project
Refers to the neatness and organization of an artwork
A ship made from wood
Composition is
The artistic arrangement of the parts of a picture
the different values in a work of art
Using recycled materials in a piece of artowrk
An image combined of two different things or a compound.
The definition of Line is
a dot that went for a walk or the path of a moving dot
a straight thing
A never ending dash
A line that connects to itself
Shape is
a form with definite edges
a geometric form
A line that connects to itself
A form with an inside and an outside
Form is
A round object
Something with Value
A 3-D shape
a shape
Another word for shading is
Pencil
shadows
value
gray
Texture is
The lights and darks in an image
A work of art that has a lot of contrast
When something feels smooth
The way something feels or looks like it feels
The complement of red is
Blue
Green
Orange
Pink
Mixing Gray with a color is known as
Shade
Tint
Tone
Hue
The illusion of Depth is
Texture
space
a ruler
an ocean
Who is the guy who cut off his own ear?
George O'keeffe
Vincent Price
Vincent Van Gogh
Picasso
Which of the following is not an artist?
Monet
Mona Lisa
Hopper
Keith Haring
When cleaning a paintbrush it is most important to
Put Bristles down when you put it away
Put bristles up when you put it away
Use shampoo
all of the above
Which of the following is not an element of art?
color
line
texture
composition
Which of the following is NOT a law of space?
how far away something is can be measured with a ruler
objects get smaller as they go back into space
overlapping creates depth
Things that are closest are more detailed and usually darker or have more contrast
Which artist once said "if something overwhelms you just break it up into bite size pieces."
Edward Hopper
Da Vinci
Chuck Close
Michelangelo
This element of art is a the path of a moving point. Examples include wavy, zigzag, and straight.
Color
Line
Shape
Space
This element of art is represented by a 3-D object having depth. Examples include cube, cylinder, or sphere.
Shape
Value
Form
Texture
This element of art represents the area around (negative) and inside of an object (positive). Also refers to distance in an artwork (objects further away appear smaller).
Shape
Color
Space
Texture
Contour of a flat object (2D); can be geometric (triangle, circle) OR organic (leaves, clouds).
Value
Texture
Shape
Color
This principle of design refers to the way lines, shapes, colors, and textures are arranged in a piece of art. There are 3 types: symmetrical, asymmetrical, and radial.
Pattern
Contrast
Line
Balance
This principle of design is a choice of lines, colors, and shapes repeated in a planned way.
Color
Pattern
Unity
Contrast
This principle of design refers to the arrangement of opposite elements (light vs. dark colors, etc.) in a piece of art so as to create visual interest, excitement and drama.
Unity
Rhythm
Balance
Contrast
This principle of design is a feeling that all parts of a design are working together as a team.
Line
Shape
Pattern
Unity
This principle of design is referred to as a sense of motion in an artwork. Often described as jazzy, flowing, etc.
Contrast
Color
Rhythm
Balance
This principle of design is the focal point of the artwork; what "grabs" your attention.
Emphasis
Rhythm
Pattern
Shape
This principle of design refers to how the eyes moves through an artwork.
Balance
Movement
Color
Unity
This element of art represents the lightness or darkness of a color. For example, pink is a light version of red.
Value
Pattern
Rhythm
Space
This element of art describes the way a surface feels or looks, such as rough, smooth, shiny, or dull.
Texture
Form
Pattern
Contrast
This element of art is also know as HUE.
Shape
Space
Color
Pattern
