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WorksheetsElements of Art
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is Line?
a 2D area with a defined border.
The path of a moving mark.
Refers to the lightness and darkness of a hue.
The area around, between, within an object.
What are the four characteristics of Line?
Direction
Length
Wavy
ZigZag
Direction
Style
Contour
Happy
Direction
Weight
Length
Style
Outline
Angry
Mark
Thick
Give an example of a Weight Line
(a)
What is Value?
The path of a moving mark.
The way light reflects off an object.
How something feels or looks like it feels.
Refers to the lightness or darkness of a hue.
The technique of Hatching is using (a)
The technique of stippling is using (a)
The technique of Cross Hatching is using?
lines
dots
lines crossed
squiggles
The technique of scumbling is using?
Squiggles
dots
lines crossed
lines
What is texture?
Anything that is 3D
How something feels or looks like it feels
The way light reflects of an object
The path of a moving mark
Give an example of a type of texture.
Actual texture is?
Visually rendered by an artist
Physically feels
Something feels
Looks Like
What is a Shape?
A 2D area with a defined border.
How something feels or looks like it feels.
The way light reflects off an object.
The path of a moving mark.
What are the two types of shapes?
Curvy and Square
Triangle and Cube
Organic and Geometric
Square and Circle
What is Form?
Anything that is 3D
How something feels or looks like it feels
Refers to the lightness and darkness of a hue
The area around, between, within an object
What is Space?
Refers to the lightness and darkness of a hue
How something feels or looks like it feels
Anything that is 3D
The area around, between, within an object
There are 6 different methods artists use to render SPACE. They are?
Overlapping
Crosshatching
Shading
Stippling
Geometric
Organic
Perspective
Value & Detail
Size
Placement
Shading
Overlapping
Shading
Scumbling
Cone
Placement
Value
Size
Perspective
Stippling
Organic
Placement
Value
Shading
What is Color?
The path of a moving mark
Refers to the lightness and darkness of a hue
The way light reflects off an object
Anything that is 3D
What are the three PRIMARY colors?
What are the three SECONDARY colors?
Where are ANALOGOUS colors located on the color wheel?
Next to each other on the color wheel
Across from each other on the color wheel
How are TERTIARY colors made?
by mixing a secondary with an analogous color
by mixing a primary and secondary color
by mixing a complimentary and primary color
by mixing a monochromatic and a primary
The 3 Properties of color are?
Value-Lightness/Darknes
Hue - Intensity
Color - Bright/Dull
Hue - Lightness /Darkness
Intensity - Bright/Dull
Value -
Color
Hue-Color
Value- Lightness/darkness
Intensity-Bright/dull
