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WorksheetsElements of Art
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 17mins
point moving in space; intersection of two dots
external boundary, outline, or external surface
line ; shape
space ; line
form ; line
line ; form
this is how objects and surfaces feel ; most associated with the sense of touch or tactility
(a)
it is 3D but never 2D ; has height, length, and width like a shape but also depth and volume
(a)
ANALOGY
positive, negative : _________
organic forms : ___________
space ; form
form ; space
lines ; shape
shape ; lines
Why did Sir Isaac Newton developed the color wheel?
it is associated with cold and warmth ; it exists between the quality of light and dark in our tropical environment
hue
saturation
color
value
examples of lines
curved
zigzag
wavy
circle
TRUE OR FALSE
1. Value is a primary attribute of a color that makes it distinct from another.
2. Hue is the intensity of color.
3. Saturation is the lightness or darkness.
true
true
false
false
false
true
true
false
true
false
true
false
COLOR?
positive: good for communication, optimism, friendliness, and creativity
negative: fear, depression
(a)
COLOR?
positive: most dynamic and passionate color; symbolizes love, rage, and courage
(a)
COLOR?
positive: intelligence, serenity, coolness
negative: unfriendliness, aloofness
(a)
"without color"; consists of black, white, and the vast range of grays that can be mixed from them
analogous
monochromatic
complementary
achromatic
3 colors that form an equilateral triangle in the color wheel
triadic
tetradic
tertiary
complementary
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?
complementary
split complementary
different shades of colors ; two complementary pairs
opposite colors ; colors next to each other
opposite colors ; beside the opposite color
beside the opposite color ; opposite colors
appear to be without color ; do not compete with primary and secondary colors
(a)
4 colors from two complementary pairs
tetradic
triadic
pentadic
hexadic
colors next to each other
monologous
analogous
complementary
split complementary
examples of value
tint
hue
shade
tone
CAN BE
a. primary, secondary, tertiary
b. 2 tertiary, 1 secondary
c. 2 tertiary, 1 primary
(a)
BONUS QUESTION: 3 pts.
Who developed the color wheel?
(a)
