WorksheetsArt Review
Total questions: 76
Worksheet time: 38mins
A drawing technique that uses many small dots to build value and/or color.
hatching
scumbling
shading
stippling
A drawing technique that uses closely spaced parallel lines to create value.
cross-hatching
scumbling
hatching
shading
The drawing technique of slowly changing from one color to another. This technique works best with analogous colors.
shading
stippling
color blending
cross-hatching
A drawing technique that uses intersecting lines to create value and texture.
cross-hatching
hatching
stippling
blending
Created when you add white to a color.
shade
compliment
tint
tone
Created when you add black to a color.
tint
tone
compliment
shade
What is the definition of value?
(a)
The areas on an object or in an artwork where the light is hitting is know as the _______________________?
Shadows
Value
Highlights
Shades
What are the areas where there is no light hitting an object?
(a)
What is shading?
(a)
What are the names of the shading techniques?
(a)
Write the correct name of each shading technique to the correct sphere.
(a)
Value is an (a) of art?
What is the definition of stippling?
Shading using a series of crossed.
Shading using a series of parallel lines.
Shading using a series of dots.
Shading that creates a smooth, gradual color from dark to light.
A shade is a ...
light value
dark value
color without black or white
color with both black and white
A tint is a ...
light value
dark value
color without black or white
color with both black and white
What is this technique called?
Stippling
Scrabbling
Scumbling
Shading
What is this technique called?
Hatching
Lines
Hash Marks
Cross-Hatching
How do you make a dark value with stippling?
Apply more pressure to the dots.
Spread the dots farther apart.
Place the dots closer together.
Shade it.
How do you make a dark value while shading with a pencil?
Apply less pressure.
Use a marker.
Scribble more.
Apply more pressure.
How do you make a lighter value with cross-hatching?
Apply more pressure.
Use the lines.
Draw the lines farther apart.
Apply less pressure.
An element of art that refers to the lightness and darkness of a hue/color.
hue
value
movement
contrast
What type of shadow is shown here?
Core Shadow
Cast shadow
My Shadow
Moon Shadow
In terms of value, the highlight is the
Lightest part of the subject.
Most interesting part of the subject.
Most memorable part of the subject.
Darkest part of the subject.
The cast shadow is defined as:
The medium-shade shadow on the object/subject matter.
The darkest shadow on the object/subject matter.
The shadow that is formed behind the light source.
The shadow that is made by the object/subject matter on to the surface it is on.
Value in art is essentially defined as how light or dark something is on a scale of white to black (with white being the highest value and black being the lowest value).
True
False
The lightness and darkness of an object.
Color
Value
Balance
Line
A series of spaces filled with the tints and shades of one color, starting white white or the lightest tint on one end, and gradually changing into the darkest shade or black on the other.
Major scale
Fish scale
Pentatonic scale
Value scale
To create a shade, you must add what?
black
white
lots of water
primary colors
A drawing technique to mark or shade with two or more intersecting series of parallel lines that are used to shade an object.
Scribbling
Cross hatching
Shading
Sketching
A drawing technique used to create tonal or shading effects by drawing closely parallel lines.
Stippling
Blending
Scumbling
Hatching
A technique of shading so that there is a gentle and gradual transition from one to the other.
Value
Blending
Stippling
Hatching
A technique which is created by small short marks or dots that together produce and even or softly graded shadow.
Blending
Hatching
Stippling
Cross hatching
The lightest spot or area- any of several spots in a modeled drawing or painting that receives the greatest amount of illumination.
(#5 in the image)
Value
Light source
Highlight
Shade
Any device/sun serving as a source of illumination.
Sun
Light source
Lamp
Cast shadow
When an object blocks a light source it creates a shadow.
(the #1)
Highlight
Shade
Blending
Cast shadow
Which shading technique is this?
Stippling
Blending
Cross hatching
Hatching
Which shading technique is this?
Hatching
Blending
Cross hatching
Stippling
Which shading technique is this?
Blending
Stippling
Cross hatching
Hatching
The area of the drawing or painting’s composition that the subject occupies (the subject itself) is called: (image on left)
Positive Space
Negative Space
Neutral Space
The area around the subject but does not include subject itself is called: (image on right)
Positive Space
Negative Space
Neutral Space
What technique is used to create the illusion of space in the image below?
value
linear perspective
size
overlapping
atmospheric perspective
What is in the foreground of this image?
pebbles
ocean
sky & clouds
all of the above
What is in the middle ground of this image?
pebbles
ocean
sky & clouds
all of the above
What is in the background of the image?
pebbles
ocean
sky & clouds
all of the above
Which is the main technique to illustrate SPACE in this artwork?
Placement
Size
Overlap
Value & Focus
Shading
Which is the main technique to illustrate SPACE in this artwork?
Placement
Size
Overlap
Value & Focus
Shading
The homes are located in...
Foreground
Middle ground
Background
Middle and Background
What is in the middle ground
Snow Caped Mountians
Sky
People on Horse Back
Dog
The sneakers were placed in the..
Foreground
Middle ground
Fore and Middle Ground
Background
What is located in the middle ground?
Snow
Sky
Trees
Moon
The area that an object takes up is called?
positive space
neutral space
negative space
Rectangle, circles, triangles are examples of
organic shapes
geometric shapes
positive space
Negative space is
the space around an object
the space an object takes up
neither of these
The cats are in the negative space.
True
False
The wall is in the negative space
True
False
The positive space is as important as the negative space in artwork.
True
False
Negative space is always black
True
False
Placement of objects closest to the viewer.
Foreground
Middle ground
Background
Scarier
This happens when objects are hidden by another in front.
Overlapping
Hiding
Covering
Excluding
Texture is .......
The way something tastes or the say it looks like it would taste
The way something actually feels like or the way something looks like it feels like.
The way that it sounds like or the way you think it would sound like
What is the texture?
furry
smooth
jagged
prickly
What are the two types of TEXTURE in Art?
Hot and Cold
Actual and Implied
Directional and Rotational
Geometric and Shape
Implied texture is ......
The way something actually feels
The way something feels when you touch it
The way something looks like it feels
The way something dose not feel like
What is the texture?
soft
scaly
fluffy
prickly
What is the texture?
woven
prickly
smooth
jagged
Choose 2 textures to describe this metal surface?
Matte
Shiny
Reflective
Soft
Which best pictures best show implied texture?
What is hatching?
Straight lines used for texture.
Crossed lines used for value.
Parallel lines used to create texture or value.
Curvy lines used for texture
This refers to the way things feel, or look as they might feel if touched.
Line
Texture
Value
Form
This is the element of art that is the area between, around, above, below or
within things.
Space
Line
Form
Value
This element of art refers to the lightness and darkness of an object.
Shade
Color
Line
Value
Illusion of texture can be achieved by the use of
lines
shapes
patterns
strokes
all the above
How can you add texture to a 2-D work of art?
by gluing an actual texture onto the artwork
by adding patterns and designs
by using thick and textured paint
by using various strokes
all the above
