Which attribute has the potential to influence future thoughts, actions, and human endeavors?

Experimenting is a characteristic trait of __________.

 In representational art, objects are called __________.

Architects and designers visually improve the basic structure of shelters with __________.

Which concept varies considerably across cultures?

The study of how and why artworks are considered beautiful is called __________.

Artists use implied lines to __________.

Another term for mass is __________.

 The illusion of a third-dimension on a picture plane is called __________.

What distinguishes atmospheric perspective from linear perspective?

In art, value refers to the __________.

In art, the tactile qualities of surfaces and the visual representation of those qualities are known as __________.

The appearance of similarity in a work of art is called __________.

How is variety different from unity?

Which principle of design is achieved by symmetry or asymmetry?

When the two sides of a composition correspond to one another in size, shape, and placement of form, the work has __________.

The juxtaposition of strongly dissimilar elements is referred to as __________.

The principal area of emphasis in an artwork is called a __________.

Which of the following is a method used by artists to draw attention to a specific area of a work of art?

 Judging the quality or value of art necessarily involves __________.

How does the textbook recommend that you approach and respond to a work of art?

The use of a tool to create a line or mark on a surface is the basic definition of __________.

A full-sized drawing made as a guide for a work in another medium is called a __________.

The rough quality or surface grain of paper that creates a sense of texture in a drawing is called ______.

 A translucent quality that is appropriate for depictions of water, light, atmosphere, and weather is one reason that artists use ________.

The traditional Chinese watercolor technique reflects the belief that painting derives from the art of ________.

 Fast-drying paint that uses synthetic resin combined with water is known as _______.

Artists distinguish between the individual prints in an edition by ________.

At various stages in the printmaking process, artists check on the developing image by making _______.

The process of aligning the impressions of blocks or plates on the same sheet of paper is known as _______.

Which of the following is a type of relief printing?

What was the first common use for photography?

Photographers create a wide or narrow view by adjusting the _______.

In the twentieth century, most photographers preferred black-and-white images because color prints _______.

Which design discipline is characterized by the use of words and pictures to improve visual communication?

Which of the following refers to the art of designing letterforms and composing material from letterforms?

A complete set of letterforms is known as a font, or a __________.

An identifying mark based on letterforms combined with pictorial elements is called a __________.

A sculpture that is meant to be viewed from all sides is __________.

Which of the following techniques is a subtractive process?

The art of making objects from clays is called __________.

Solidifying clay in a kiln is a process known as __________.

Stoneware is the preferred medium of today's ceramists and potters because of its __________.

Art that emphasizes inner feelings and emotions rather than the objective depictions of subject matter is called __________.

Which of the following artistic styles concentrated on formal structure?

The artistic movement that emphasized the importance of the unconscious mind, dreams, and hallucinations is called __________.

The artistic movement characterized by nonrepresentational forms and modern materials, such as plastic and electroplated material, is called __________.

Which of the following artistic movements is associated with the New York School?

Color field paintings are characterized by the __________.