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WorksheetsElements, Principles, Meaning and Analysis
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
The most basic element
Line
Color
Shape
Mass
Shape is the same with mass.
True
False
Without the camera, light cannot be depicted in paintings.
True
False
There is no texture in paintings since paintings are not meant to be touched.
True
False
Space in 2D art forms is literal.
True
False
This is otherwise known as aerial perspective.
Atmospheric
Linear
Isometric
Repetition suggests motion.
True
False
Line suggesting exaltation
curve
horizontal
jagged
vertical
Line suggesting grace
curve
horizontal
jagged
vertical
Shape creates a three-dimensional form.
True
False
This element has the most aesthetic appeal
line
color
perspective
texture
This is what gives color its name
hue
intensity
shade
value
Blue is a cool color; thus, advancing.
True
False
Texture is always actual.
True
False
Iconic plane of analysis requires the focus on the image
True
False
Evaluative plane of analysis focuses only on the technical aspect.
True
False
Responses to artwork is a kind of dialogue.
True
False
The conventional level of meaning is related to the semiotic and iconic planes of analysis.
True
False
Artist's biography provides for the subjective level of meaning.
True
False
Blue as the color of Virgin Mary suggests a religious nuance. Therefore, subjective.
True
False
Factual meaning calls for cultural reference
True
False
Light is a visual element vital for achieving emphasis.
True
False
Hierarchy of scale is literal.
True
False
Mirrorring an image is an indication of asymmetrical balance.
True
False
Your collection of pictures grouped according to occasion(s) suggests conceptual unity.
True
False
