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WorksheetsReview 1: 2024
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 28mins
What are the 7 Elements of Art?
Earth, Wind, Fire
Line, Shape, Form, Space, Texture, Value, and Color
Contrast, Balance, Emphasis, Movement, Pattern, Rhythm, and Unity
What is a Contour Line?
An outline that defines a form or edge
Created by not lifting your pencil
A type of painting
What are the rules for Contour Line Drawing?
You CAN lift your pencil and you CAN look at your paper
You CAN'T lift your pencil and you CAN'T look at your paper
You CAN'T look at your paper BUT you CAN lift at your pencil
What is a Continuous Contour Line Drawing?
Created by drawing without looking at your paper.
An outline that defines an edge or form.
Created by drawing a subject without lifting your pencil from the paper.
What are the rules for Continuous Contour Line Drawing?
You CAN look
You CAN'T lift your pencil
You CAN look
You CAN lift your pencil
You CAN'T look
You CAN'T lift your pencil
How many lines are in Continuous Contour Line Drawings?
1
45
6
1000000000
What is a Blind Contour Line Drawing?
An outline that defines a form or edge
Created by drawing a subject without looking at your paper
A type of painting.
What are the rules for Blind Contour Line Drawing?
You CAN'T look
You CAN'T lift your pencil
You CAN look
You CAN lift your pencil
You CAN look
You CAN'T lift your pencil
How many lines do Blind Contour Line Drawings have?
58
19
1
35
How many cats does Ms. Johnston have?
3
15
400
What are the names of Ms. Johnston's cats?
Simba, Timmy, and Fluffy
Max, Daisy and Butters
Paintbrush, Jeremy, and Sparkles
Which is a Contour Line Drawing?
Which is a Blind Contour Line Drawing?
Which is a Continuous Contour Line Drawing?
Which drawing has more than 1 line?
The area around, above or inside an object is called:
form
perspective
contrast
space
The Elements of Art are the building blocks used by artists to create art.
True
False
The lightness or darkness of a color is:
form
value
color
movement
Who is this man?
Pablo Picasso
Mr. Clean
The Mona Lisa
Who is this man?
Mr. Clean
Pablo Picasso
The Mona Lisa
How do you complete the Wet-on-Wet watercolor technique?
Paint directly on dry paper.
Dry paper and Wet paint.
Paint clean water on your paper first THEN add paint.
Wet paper and Wet paint.
What are the Principles of Design?
Balance, Contrast, Emphasis, Unity, Pattern, Movement, and Rhythm
Line, Form, Color, Value, Space, and Texture
Earth, Wind, Fire
What is contrast?
the distribution of visual weight, such as color, texture, space, and objects, to create a sense of stability and harmony
the use of visually different or opposite elements.
a design in art that is created by repeating lines, shapes, colors, or forms.
What is balance?
the distribution of visual weight, such as color, texture, space, and objects, to create a sense of stability and harmony
the use of visually different or opposite elements.
a design in art that is created by repeating lines, shapes, colors, or forms.
What is pattern?
the distribution of visual weight, such as color, texture, space, and objects, to create a sense of stability and harmony
the use of visually different or opposite elements.
a design in art that is created by repeating lines, shapes, colors, or forms.
What is movement and rhythm in art?
creating a sense of wholeness and oneness by using similar elements and arranging them in an artwork
create a sense of motion and guide the viewer's eye through an artwork
is used to attract a viewer's attention to the focal point, or main subject, of an artwork.
What is unity in art?
creating a sense of wholeness and oneness by using similar elements and arranging them in an artwork
create a sense of motion and guide the viewer's eye through an artwork
is used to attract a viewer's attention to the focal point, or main subject, of an artwork.
What is emphasis in art?
creating a sense of wholeness and oneness by using similar elements and arranging them in an artwork
create a sense of motion and guide the viewer's eye through an artwork
is used to attract a viewer's attention to the focal point, or main subject, of an artwork.
What is Neurographic art?
Neurographic art is a digital art form that uses computer algorithms to create 3D models.
a meditative and intuitive artistic process that links the unconscious and conscious mind using brain cells called neurons
Neurographic art is a type of photography that captures emotions through portraits.
How many elements of art are there?
3
5
8
7
Which is not an element of art?
Color
Space
contrast
Texture
Going from light to dark is:
texture
color
contrast
value
What is the element of art that refers to the way things feel?
Color
Line
Texture
Where did Ms. Johnston go to high school ?
Schenectady High School
Shen High School
Albany High School
What is Ms. Johnston's favorite color?
Red
Green
Orange
Which artwork is an example of emphasis?
Which artwork is an example of balance?
What is Ms. Johnston's astrological sign?
Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Pisces
Which artwork is an example of pattern?
Which artwork is an example of movement?
Which artwork is an example of Unity?
Which artwork is an example of Contrast?
Which is an Element of Art?
Color
Emphasis
Which artwork is an example of Neurographic art?
What is the name of this painting?
The Weeping Woman
By: Pablo Picasso
The Starry Night
By: Vincent Van Gogh
This is an example of a (a) contour drawing.
A contour drawing uses what main element of art?
Shape
form
value
line
A (a) contour drawing is when you cannot look at your paper.
Which of the following is a characteristic of contour lines in a drawing?
They indicate color changes.
They define the outer edge of forms.
They show the direction of light.
They represent the texture of the surface.
This is an example of a (a) contour drawing.
A contour drawing uses what main element of art?
Shape
form
value
line
A (a) contour drawing is when you cannot look at your paper.
In art, what is contour drawing primarily used to outline?
The artist's emotions
The edges of shapes
The color scheme
The perspective
Which of the following is a characteristic of contour lines in a drawing?
They indicate color changes.
They define the outer edge of forms.
They show the direction of light.
They represent the texture of the surface.
