WorksheetsCharcoal Review
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which of these has the charcoal utensils correctly ordered from least compressed, to most compressed?
compressed charcoal stick, charcoal vine, charcoal pencil, charcoal powder
charcoal powder, charcoal vine, compressed charcoal stick, charcoal pencil
charcoal pencil, compressed charcoal stick, charcoal vine, charcoal powder
charcoal vine, charcoal pencil, compressed charcoal stick, charcoal powder
Beginning with a dark grey paper and using charcoal and erasers to create your image is called:
the grey method
the additive method
the eraser method
the reductive method
Correct proportion means:
Right size, right shape, right location
having the right amount of food on your plate
using the right utensil
the full value scale
What utensil(s) do we use during the "blocking" phase of our project?
charcoal pencil
charcoal powder
regular pencil and charcoal vine
compressed charcoal stick
After adding more charcoal to your paper, you should always:
press harder so it will stay
blend what you have
erase some of it because you probably put too much
add more charcoal to the areas that still need to be darker
When you can still see the place you directly applied the charcoal to the paper even after blending, that is called a
mistake
darker value
pressure stain
dark spot
Adding darker value generally
brings things closer to the viewer
makes things look dramatic
pushes things farther away from the viewer
looks really good
To create lighter values, it is best to
add white charcoal
press as hard as you can while blending
don't blend
remove value with an eraser
Adding lighter value generally
pushes things farther away
makes your artwork seem happier
pulls things closer to the viewer
makes things look better
Select all of the techniques we talked about for keeping your paper clean
if you need to, wash your hands
blow off excess powder
use a barrier sheet of paper between your hand and your project
brace your pinky finger on the paper
wipe off excess powder
Draw only what you (a) . Not what you know is there.
Charcoal is NOT a trial and error process, it is a ____ ___ ____ process.
(a)
Complete the statement:
Pressure =
(a)
