This is another term for color.

This is the result when a neutral color is mixed with any color in the color wheel.

These color combinations help make art more special.

This is the color scheme or combination involving four adjacent or related colors on the color wheel.

This harmony combines two colors opposite each other on the color wheel.

This color value is formed when white is added to a color and lightness is achieved.

This is created when gray is added to a color.

This describes the position of colors on the color wheel of complementary harmonies.

This color scheme or harmony consists of three colors that are equally distanced from one another on the color wheel.

This color value is formed when neutral black is added to any color.

He is called the Father of Philippine Painting and known for landscape painting.

This kind of art deals with the drawing of landforms and water forms.

This group of colors is composed of the following blue, blue violet, violet, and blue green.

This invention made printing faster in Europe during the Renaissance.

The earliest prints in the Philippines were made using this printing method.

These are cards of religious images printed using woodblock print.

It is the process of reproducing images or texts from a template, which has existed as early as 3000 BC in Mesopotamia.

What are the first printed books in the Philippines, Doctrina Christiana En Lengua Española Y Tagala and Doctrina Christiana En Letra Y Lengua China, all about?

One of the earliest examples of printing in Mesopotamia also known as Iraq today.

A type of printing that etches a design on a metal plate made of copper.

It uses stone slabs and the design is made using a chemical process.

Printmakers use this technique wherein designs can only be reproduced once.

A religious paraphernalia that served as the earliest prints in the Philippines brought by the Spaniards.

This was practiced around 1300 AD in Europe, which produced Stampitas.

It uses a shielding material impenetrable by paint or ink.

The process in which a carved image is transferred or printed is elevated against the design. Ink is stamped or pressed onto a cloth, paper, or material.

A process made using acid to burn a design into a metal plate.

This printing technique involves applying ink to a mesh screen to create an image.

This color scheme is created by using colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.

This technique involves carving a design into a surface, typically wood, to create prints.

What colors are considered the "building blocks" of all color?

Which of the following colors is NOT a primary color?

When we mix 2 primary colors together, we get:

When we mix a primary color with a secondary color, we get:

Which of the following colors are NOT a tertiary color?

Which two primary colors mix to make Violet?

What is the complementary color of Yellow?

What is the complementary color of Red-Violet?

Which of the following paintings used only primary colors?

Study the main background color used in each painting. Which does NOT belong to the group according to classification of colors?

Identify the type of printmaking to which the given image is used.

Identify the type of printmaking to which the given image is used.

Identify the type of printmaking to which the given image is used.

Identify the type of printmaking to which the given image is used.

Which refers to the process of creating art by transferring an image or design from a source onto another material.

How do the principles of design make an artwork more effective?

What kind of line is a zigzag line?

Hatching and crosshatching are two drawing techniques. How are they effectively applied to an artwork?

How is the element of form different from the element of shape?

Which house in the Philippines is built due to Spanish influence?

Which principle of design is the center of attraction or focus of an artwork?

Which design principle concerns itself with the correct size and relation of the part to the whole?

Which principle of design is related to the repetition of elements in any work of art?

What are the three parts of a perspective drawing?

Where do you place the vanishing point?

What happens at the vanishing point in an artwork?

What type of painting or drawing is shown in the picture?

It is an art movement that explores the unconscious mind and creates a new reality that is different from our everyday experience.

A type of technique that produces a characteristic glow on the edges of the subjects at the back.

Choose the digital drawing.

What are the examples of graphic software applications that are used to create digital landscapes? Choose 3

Choose the landscape drawing which shows the symmetrical balance.

What type of balance is shown in this landscape drawing?

What type of balance is shown in this landscape drawing?

He was the inventor of the first automatic digital computer.

It is an image manipulation software that is free and has similar capabilities to Adobe Photoshop. 

All of the following are tools for digital art, except:

One of the earliest examples of graphic design were the hieroglyphics of the Ancient Egyptians

What emotions are commonly represented by the color blue?

What does kerning refer to in typography?

Noah is designing a poster for a school event. He remembers learning about a technique called the rule of thirds. What is the rule of thirds in graphic design?

What do layout artists do?

What graphic design is being used in the picture?

What graphic design is being used in the picture?

What graphic design is being used in the picture?

It is the arrangement of elements on media, such as pages in a publication, a poster, sign, brochure, or website.

Uses of graphic design

It relays information through text and symbols or pictures.

It refers to the way you set or arrange the text and images or pictures in a page.

15. What term do we use for an artistic work or practice that uses digital technology as an essential part of the creative or presentation?

What is the dominant principle used in the painting "Monument" by Michael Letts?

What is the dominant principle used in the painting "Stairway to... #11918" by Mikha Khittchenko?

What is the dominant principle used in the painting "Starry Night" by Vincent Van Gogh?

It is a principle that leads the attention of the viewer from one aspect of the work to another which can create the illusion of action.

What principle is applied in this artwork which means also that it is equal in length from the middle?

It represent solidity, equality, and stability.

It is associated with energy and joy. The Chinese and Japanese associate this color with love.

The page is divided into three parts. The important content is put on the leftmast or uppermost third. The focal point is aligned with the intersecting points.

5. The person who is usually hired by designed agencies to arrange everything found within the poster is called ___________?