WorksheetsIllustration Whiz Quiz Q1
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
This type of illustration uses long established process and media.
Conventional
Digital
Traditional
Potential
Once called computer art or new media art, refers to art made using software, computers, or other electronic devices.
Conventional Art
Digital Art
Traditional Art
Potential Art
Illustration is a learned skill and there are three principles to keep in mind in illustration known as the "ABCs of Successful Drawing". The letter C stands for
Consistent Practice
Continuous Practice
Constant Practice
Ceaseless Practice
The portable version of light table, an illuminating surface used for drawing.
Light bulb
Light stick
Light box
Light Sword
The common canvas for traditional drawing
Layers
Paper
Eraser
Pencil
Pencils have numbers and letter. H is for how hard the writing core is; the higher the number, the harder the writing core and the lighter the mark while B
B is for brightness; the higher the number, the darker the mark.
B is for blueness; the higher the number, the darker the mark.
B is for blackness; the higher the number, the darker the mark.
B is for boy; the higher the number, the darker the mark.
This tool is used to eradicate unwanted pencil marks.
Layers
Paper
Eraser
Pencil
It is essential for keeping your drawing on your board and off the floor
White Opaquing Paint
Yellow Opaquing Paint
White Paper Tape
Yellow Paper Tape
To undo mistakes on digital painting tools on PC, what keyboard shortcut is used?
Ctrl+W
Ctrl+X
Ctrl+Y
Ctrl+Z
It is defined as the path of a moving point
Shape
Color
Texture
Line
Technically speaking, there are only two types of lines and these are:
Diagonal and Vertical
Chevron and Criss cross
Straight and Curved
Horizontal and Vertical
Interrupted lines are also called as
Broken
Busted
Emotional
Crushed
Lines that we assume are called
Solid
Interrupted
Implied
Psychological
Lines that expresses grace/elegance
Vertical
Zigzag
Horizontal
Curve
These are lines that give the impression of height and balance, support and strength.
Vertical
Curve
Horizontal
Zigzag
These are lines that generally look quiet and calm.
Vertical
Curve
Horizontal
Zigzag
These lines create all kind of energy. They can suggest anxiety, confusion, excitement and energy.
Vertical
Curve
Horizontal
Zigzag
Diagonal lines are also called
Tired
Exhausted
Slanted
Sleepy
These are lines that never meet or intersect.
Not Destined
Parallel
Perpendicular
Unrequited
It is a defined area that is flat
Size
Shade
Earth
Shape
It is a defined space that has depth
Space
Shade
Form
Value
The two (2) types of shapes and forms are:
Geometric and Algebraic
Geometric and Artificial
Geometric and Allergic
Geometric and Organic
These shapes are precise, have a specific name and man-made.
Algebraic
Geometric
Organic
Statistics
These shapes are irregular, found in nature, do not have a specific name and free-flowing.
Algebraic
Geometric
Organic
Statistics
A defined shape or form is called positive shape while the area around it is called
Background shape
Absolute shape
Negative shape
Not positive nor negative shape
These shapes suggest reliability, order, stability and dependability
Rectangle
Triangle
Circle
Curves
These shapes denote stability, power and direction
Rectangle
Triangle
Circle
Curves
These shapes imply completion, wholeness and harmony
Rectangle
Triangle
Circle
Curves
It is where the artwork is organized
Shape
Space
Line
Backspace
He is considered to be a founding father of Renaissance architecture. He rediscovered linear perspective that allows us to create depth in 2D space
Duccio di Buoninsegna
Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino
Leonardo da Vinci
Filippo Brunelleschi
Who painted the Christ Before Caiaphas (circa 1308-1311)?
Duccio di Buoninsegna
Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino
Leonardo da Vinci
Filippo Brunelleschi
The School of Athens is the one of the known fresco paintings of
Duccio di Buoninsegna
Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino
Leonardo da Vinci
Filippo Brunelleschi
Who painted the well-known Last Supper?
Duccio di Buoninsegna
Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino
Leonardo da Vinci
Filippo Brunelleschi
This type of perspective is used when the object is parallel to our picture plane
1-pt perspective
3-pt perspective
2-pt perspective
4-pt perspective
This type of perspective is used when the object is at an angle to the picture plane
1-pt perspective
3-pt perspective
2-pt perspective
4-pt perspective
Imaginary point that receding parallel lines appear to converge
Orthogonals
Parallel line
Vanishing point
Horizon Line
Receding lines on perspective drawing are also called
Orthogonals
Parallel line
Hot lines
Line Robredo
This is the arrangement of objects on the picture plane
Line
Space
Value
Shape
It is where you are viewing the objects from.
Point of Value
Point of Vibe
Point of View
Point of Vision
The perspective view looking down from above.
Man's eye view
Ant's/Worm's eye view
Bird's eye view
I love view
