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WorksheetsArt Mid-Term Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
A line is the most fundamental ______ of art that is used to define shape, contours, and outlines, also to suggest mass and volume.
Element
Type
Idea
Wrap
Lines: It may be a ________ ____ made on a surface with a pointed tool or _______ by the edges of shapes and forms.
continued point/ sketched
implied mark / created
Sketched point / implied
Continuous mark / Implied
Lines create ______, _____ and ______ in works of art.
Focal points, Contours, Outlines
Focal Points, Direction, Emotion
Main ideas, Themes, Continuous marks
Focal Points, Direction, Attitudes
Lines made by the edge of an object or it's silhouette
Contour
Implied
Outlines
Gesture
Lines that describe the shape of an object and the interior detail
Contour
Implied
Outlines
Gesture
Lines that are energetic and catches the movement and gestures of an active figure
Contour
Implied
Outlines
Gesture
Lines that captures the appearance of an object or impression of a place
Contour
Implied
Sketch
Gesture
Greek word meaning beautiful writing. Precise elegant handwriting or lettering done by hand.
Sketch
Implied
Outlines
Calligraphic
Lines that are not actually drawn but created by a group of objects seen from a distance.
Sketch
Implied
Outlines
Calligraphic
Thick, thin, tapering, uneven
Direction
Focus
Width
Length
Long, short, continuous, broken
Direction
Focus
Width
Length
horizontal, vertical, diagonal, curving, perpendicular, oblique, parallel, radial, zig-zag
Direction
Focus
Width
Length
Sharp, blurry, fuzzy, choppy
Emotion
Focus
Width
Feeling
Sharp, jagged, graceful, smooth, diagonal
Emotion
Focus
Width
Feeling
Color comes from _____ ____.
Beam waves
Reflected light
Split light beams
Toned light
Red, Yellow and Blue
Secondary
Primary
Intermediate
Basic
Orange, Violet, and Green
Primary
Intermediate
Secondary
Twice
Yellow Green, Blue Violet, Red Orange
Diveriate
Intermediate
Secondary
Complex
Which color it is (EX: Red, Blue, Green, etc)
Shade
Intensity
Value
Hue
Refers to the lightness or darkness of a color
Shade
Intensity
Value
Hue
Refers to dullness or the brightness of a color
Shade
Intensity
Value
Hue
Are on one side of the color wheel and they give the feeling off warmth for example red, orange and yellow are the color of fire and feel warm
Heated
Warm
Complementary
Cool
Are on the other side of the color wheel and they give the feeling of coolness for example blue, violet are the colors of water and green are the color of cool grass.
Monochromatic
Warm
Complementary
Cool
Are colors that are opposite of each other on the color wheel.
Monochromatic
Warm
Complementary
Cool
Are colors that are right next to each other on the color wheel.
Monochromatic
Analogous
Complementary
Split-Complementary
Is one color but in different values and intensity.
Monochromatic
Analogous
Complementary
Split-Complementary
Value is the range of lightness and darkness within a picture, it can turn a ______ into a ____.
Idea, state
Object, idea
Shape, form
Feeling, motion
Value is created by a ___ that shines on an object creating highlights and shadows.
Flashlight
Light source
Highlight
Natural light
Value also illuminates the ___ or ___ color of the subject.
real, similar
local, actual
seen, unseen
covered, finished
Value creates ___ within a picture.
views
range
depth
layers
Adding white to color paint to create lighter values like light blue or pink.
Tint
Highlights
Stippling
Shades
Adding black to color paint to create dark values like dark blue or pink.
Tint
Highlights
Stippling
Shades
Is the area in which light is originating
Light source
Highlights
Hatching
Shadows
Is the area in which light is hitting
Light source
Highlights
Hatching
Shadows
Is the area in which light is not hitting
Light source
Highlights
Hatching
Shadows
Using fine parallel lines to shade an area, the closer the lines are, the darker the value.
Stumbling
Hatching
Stippling
Cross-Hatching
Uses layers of hatching placed at an angle
Stumbling
Hatching
Stippling
Cross-Hatching
Uses tiny dots to create value
Stumbling
Hatching
Stippling
Cross-Hatching
Shapes are ____ ______ and have height and width but no ____.
2D, Length
2D, Depth
3D, Depth
flattened, length
Circles, Squares, Rectangles, Triangles etc.
Dynamic Shapes
Positive Shapes
Organic Shapes
Geometric Shapes
Leafs, Seashells, Flowers, Trees, Buildings, Vase etc.
Dynamic Shapes
Positive Shapes
Organic Shapes
Geometric Shapes
In a drawing or painting, positive shapes are the solid forms in a design such as a bowl of fruit.
Dynamic Shapes
Positive Shapes
Negative Shapes
Static Shapes
In a drawing or painting, it is the space around the positive shape or the shape around the bowl of fruit.
Dynamic Shapes
Positive Shapes
Negative Shapes
Static Shapes
Shapes that appear stable and resting
Dynamic Shapes
Positive Shapes
Negative Shapes
Static Shapes
Shapes that appear moving and active
Suggestive Shape
Negative Shape
Static Shape
Dynamic Shape
A form is simply a _____ with ____.
Shape, Depth
Idea, Movement
Object, Height
Point, Quality
Examples of shapes: Circles, Squares, Triangles. Examples of forms: ______, ____, _____.
3D, 2D, 6D
Lines, Texture, Shape
Rhombus, Trapezoid, Octogon
Spheres, Cubes, Cylinder
Texture is the ____ ____ of an object.
Feeling Type
Rugged Type
Feeling Quality
Surface Quality
The actual texture of an object.
Implied Texture
Surreal Texture
Real Texture
Copied Texture
When a 2D artwork looks like it has texture even though its just smooth paper.
Implied Texture
Surreal Texture
Real Texture
Copied Texture
