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WorksheetsElements of Art - Assessment
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 12mins
When lines intersect to enclose a space.
Line
Form
Texture
Shape
Man made & often follow mathematical equations
(a)
Shapes are defined by...
Positive and Negative space
Form and association
two dimensions
Free form
Free form & associated with nature
(a)
Shapes that appear static and resting
Basic Shapes
Static Shapes
Geometric Shapes
Organic Shapes
Often used when describing sculpture or three dimensional objects
Shape
Space
Form
Line
Often found in man-made things
(a)
Shading to create the illusion of Form
Light Source, Highlight and Cast Shadow
Light Source, Highlight, Midtones and Cast Shadow
Light Source, Highlight, Midtones, Shadows and Cast Shadow
Light Source, Highlight, Midtones, Shadows, Color and Cast Shadow
The lightness or Darkness of a color
(a)
Shows the range from light to dark
Shade
Tint
Shadows
Value Scale
Shading using parallel lines
Cross Hatch
Hatch
Stipple
Marks
Shading using small dots
Hatch
Marks
Blend
Stipple
Shading using any mark to create value
Hatch
Blend
Stipple
Marks
Shading using even transition from dark to light
Hatch
Blend
Marks
Stipple
Where the light is hitting
Highlights
Shadows
Tint
Shade
In two dimensional art line, shape, and value help imply the way and object feels. This is...
(a)
Building up paint to create a textured surface.
Smooth
Soft
Impasto
Rough
Overlap lines and wrap them along the contour of the object
Hairy Texture
Rough Texture
Bumpy Texture
Wood Texture
Use even shading and curved lines
Smooth Texture
Wood Texture
Bumpy Texture
Soft Texture
Use jagged, pointy lines and shapes
Bumpy Texture
Sharp Texture
Smooth Texture
Rough Texture
A mark that is longer than it is wide
(a)
Types of lines
Vertical
Horizontal
Dashed
Hatched
Follows the contour of an object and emphasizes form.
Contour lines
Cross Contour Lines
Hatched Lines
Cross-hatched lines
Parallel lines used to create value
Contour Lines
Cross Contour Lines
Hatched Lines
Cross-hatched Lines
Refers to the thickness or thinness of a line.
Contour Lines
Cross Contour Lines
Hatched Lines
Line Quality
This element includes the area within and around an object
(a)
First step to create the illusion of Space through Perspective
Add Vanishing Point to the Horizon Line
Draw your horizon line
Draw horizontal lines to connect the vanishing point
Draw a square
Larger objects appear closer. Smaller objects appear farther away
Placement
Overlapping
Color
Size
Objects that overlap in front appear closer than objects that overlap behind
Size
Overlapping
Placement
Detail
As objects move farther away, they lose brightness
Overlapping
Placement
Color
Detail
