What is negative space?

The space around and between the subject matter.

What is Three Point Perspective?

Where lines converge on 3 seperate vanishing points.

What is Primary Source Drawing?

Drawing from an object, person or view.

Which of these describes Monoprinting?

A form of printing where the image can only be made once.

What is Two Point Perspective?

Where lines converge towards 2 vanishing points.

Representing 3-D qualities on a 2-D surface.

What is meant by the term 'Relief'?

To give the impression that something has been raised above the background.

What is meant by the term 'Transcription'?

Replicating an artists piece to learn their skills and techniques.

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1
What is negative space?
The space inside of the subject matter.
All of these.
The unfinished sections of a drawing.
The space around and between the subject matter.
2
What is Three Point Perspective?
Drawing tall buildings.
All of these.
Where lines converge on 3 seperate vanishing points.
Where 3 sets of lines converge on the same vanishing point.
3
What is Perspective?
Representing objects through tonal qualities.
Representing textures within a piece of work.
None of these.
Representing buildings, rooms and corridors.
4
What is Primary Source Drawing?
Drawing from a photograph.
Drawing in the style of an artist.
None of these.
Drawing from an object, person or view.
5
Which of these describes Monoprinting?
All of these.
A form of printing where you use only 1 plate or block.
A form of printing where the image can only be made once.
A form of printing where you only use 1 colour.
6
What is Two Point Perspective?
Where lines converge towards a vanishing point.
Where lines cross through one another.
Where lines converge towards 2 vanishing points.
Where 2 lines intersect one another.
7
What is Perspective?
A person's opinion/take on a piece of artwork.
All of these.
Representing 2-D qualities on a 3-D surface.
Representing 3-D qualities on a 2-D surface.
8
What is meant by the term 'Encaustic'?
Painting an image onto a piece of wood.
None of these.
Using sound to help aid the movement and marks in a piece of art.
Using hot wax to paint with.
9
Which of these is true about Printmaking?
All of these.
There are many different types of printmaking.
Making images by printing them with a prepared plate or block.
Printmaking has been used for hundreds of years.
10
What is meant by the term 'Relief'?
To create the illusion that a piece of work is finished.
All of these.
To give the impression of texture in a piece of work.
To give the impression that something has been raised above the background.
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What is meant by the term 'Transcription'?
Replicating an artists piece to sell at auction.
Replicating an artists piece to learn their skills and techniques.
Copying down what someone is telling you.
Translating information into a different language.
12
Which of these are examples of Primary Source Drawing?
Drawing from a person in front of you.
Drawing from a still life in front of you.
Drawing from a view in front of you.
All of these.

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