drawing showing the features of a subjects in a humorously exaggerated way

A school of art and design founded by Walter Gropius.

The organized whole that is perceived as more than the sum of its parts.

What is a Comic Strip

A sequence of drawings in boxes that tell an amusing story

The vivid recalling of visual images in extraordinary detail.

A digital image file that contains unprocessed or minimally processed data

A refined approximation of the final piece

not representational and often makes use of color, form, and texture.

What you feel to be true even without conscious reasoning

What is Conceptual Art

Art in which an idea is more important than its appearance

What is Technical Illustration

describe and explain the subjects to a nontechnical audience

photographs and pieces of paper are arranged and stuck to a backing

assortment of lines, colors, forms, shapes, or textures in a work of art

A set of reasons for a course of action or a belief

Relating to the commissioning or preparing of material for publication.

Thinking creatively and independently, creating art that is authentic

the essential meaning of the illustration

the visual or actual area within and around shapes and forms

interconnected and explicable only through the reference to the whole

the relationship of the distance of objects in a composition

Establishing new conclusions through systematic study.

What is Phenomenology

The study of consciousness and the objects of direct experience

Rapid movements of the eye between fixation points

used for high-resolution bitmapped images.

the arrangement of elements in a work of art in one of three ways

A refined and upgraded thumbnail (or sketch).

A diagram representing words arranged around a central concept

A process that incolves preparation, illumination, and verification

A mental process of acquiring understanding and knowledge through thought

a quality of oneness or a pleasing sense.

medieval illuminated manuscripts to limited edition collections

What is Brainstorming

means of stimulating the development of ideas for future artworks.

significant degrees of difference

used to describe visual appearance and beauty

An image that represents a story that unfolds over time

a distinct spatial form depicted in two dimensions

the relative lightness or darkness of tones or colors

Rhythmical and Elegant flowing lines.

regular repetition of lines, shapes, colors, or patterns in a work of art.

imitation of a person in which striking characteristics are exaggerated

What is an Assemblage

A work of art made by grouping together found unrelated objects.

The interpretation of images and symbols used in a cultural context

illustrators working as visual journalists

the four-color process colors and subtractive primaries

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What is a Cartoon
used to describe visual appearance and beauty
assortment of lines, colors, forms, shapes, or textures in a work of art
drawing showing the features of a subjects in a humorously exaggerated way
means of stimulating the development of ideas for future artworks.
2
What is Bauhaus
A school of art and design founded by Walter Gropius.
Rhythmical and Elegant flowing lines.
not representational and often makes use of color, form, and texture.
anti-art movement sought to shock and satirize society and authorities
3
What is Gestalt
The organized whole that is perceived as more than the sum of its parts.
Relating to the commissioning or preparing of material for publication.
interconnected and explicable only through the reference to the whole
The final illustration.
4
What is a Comic Strip
A process that incolves preparation, illumination, and verification
A sequence of drawings in boxes that tell an amusing story
The setting or circumstances
Art in which an idea is more important than its appearance
5
What is Eidetic
interconnected and explicable only through the reference to the whole
imitation of a person in which striking characteristics are exaggerated
medieval illuminated manuscripts to limited edition collections
The vivid recalling of visual images in extraordinary detail.
6
What is RAW
to combine the analytical and logical with the imaginative
A digital image file that contains unprocessed or minimally processed data
a distinct spatial form depicted in two dimensions
The study of signs and symbols
7
What is a Comp
A refined approximation of the final piece
the essential meaning of the illustration
a quality of oneness or a pleasing sense.
significant degrees of difference
8
What is Abstract
not representational and often makes use of color, form, and texture.
Rhythmical and Elegant flowing lines.
anti-art movement sought to shock and satirize society and authorities
A school of art and design founded by Walter Gropius.
9
What is Intuitive
Facial features regarded as indicative of a person’s character
Establishing new conclusions through systematic study.
What you feel to be true even without conscious reasoning
the four-color process colors and subtractive primaries
10
What is Conceptual Art
The setting or circumstances
A process that incolves preparation, illumination, and verification
A sequence of drawings in boxes that tell an amusing story
Art in which an idea is more important than its appearance
11
What is Technical Illustration
the arrangement of elements in a work of art in one of three ways
the path of a point that moves through space
The profession of producing imagesfor commercial products or services.
describe and explain the subjects to a nontechnical audience
12
What is Collage
the hue, value, and intensity of an object
the relationship of the distance of objects in a composition
photographs and pieces of paper are arranged and stuck to a backing
the relative lightness or darkness of tones or colors
13
What is Variety
means of stimulating the development of ideas for future artworks.
used to describe visual appearance and beauty
assortment of lines, colors, forms, shapes, or textures in a work of art
drawing showing the features of a subjects in a humorously exaggerated way
14
What is Rationale
Rapid movements of the eye between fixation points
A set of reasons for a course of action or a belief
repetition of shapes, lines, or colors in a design.
Thinking creatively and independently, creating art that is authentic
15
What is an Image
piecing together sections of films to form a continuous whole new composite
Awareness through the senses
Compressed data standard used for sending and attachment file.
A representation or likeness
16
What is Editorial
interconnected and explicable only through the reference to the whole
The organized whole that is perceived as more than the sum of its parts.
Relating to the commissioning or preparing of material for publication.
The final illustration.
17
What is originality
A set of reasons for a course of action or a belief
Rapid movements of the eye between fixation points
repetition of shapes, lines, or colors in a design.
Thinking creatively and independently, creating art that is authentic
18
What is Content
the essential meaning of the illustration
significant degrees of difference
A refined approximation of the final piece
a quality of oneness or a pleasing sense.
19
What is Context
A process that incolves preparation, illumination, and verification
Art in which an idea is more important than its appearance
A sequence of drawings in boxes that tell an amusing story
The setting or circumstances
20
What is Space
A work of art made by grouping together found unrelated objects.
the accent, stress, or importance of a part of an artwork.
used for high-resolution bitmapped images.
the visual or actual area within and around shapes and forms
21
What is Holistic
Relating to the commissioning or preparing of material for publication.
The final illustration.
The organized whole that is perceived as more than the sum of its parts.
interconnected and explicable only through the reference to the whole
22
What is Proportion
the hue, value, and intensity of an object
photographs and pieces of paper are arranged and stuck to a backing
the relationship of the distance of objects in a composition
the relative lightness or darkness of tones or colors
23
What is Research
Establishing new conclusions through systematic study.
the four-color process colors and subtractive primaries
Facial features regarded as indicative of a person’s character
What you feel to be true even without conscious reasoning
24
What is Phenomenology
Ability to form ideas, concepts, and images that do not exist at present
illustrators working as visual journalists
Events occurring by chance in a beneficial way
The study of consciousness and the objects of direct experience
25
What is Semiotics
a distinct spatial form depicted in two dimensions
to combine the analytical and logical with the imaginative
A digital image file that contains unprocessed or minimally processed data
The study of signs and symbols
26
What is Saccades
repetition of shapes, lines, or colors in a design.
A set of reasons for a course of action or a belief
Rapid movements of the eye between fixation points
Thinking creatively and independently, creating art that is authentic
27
What is TIFF
the accent, stress, or importance of a part of an artwork.
the visual or actual area within and around shapes and forms
A work of art made by grouping together found unrelated objects.
used for high-resolution bitmapped images.
28
What is Balance
the arrangement of elements in a work of art in one of three ways
describe and explain the subjects to a nontechnical audience
The profession of producing imagesfor commercial products or services.
the path of a point that moves through space
29
What is a Rough
the look and feel of a surface
A refined and upgraded thumbnail (or sketch).
A mental process of acquiring understanding and knowledge through thought
The self-conscious pastiche of historical styles
30
What is a Mind Map
An image that represents a story that unfolds over time
The interpretation of images and symbols used in a cultural context
A diagram representing words arranged around a central concept
The influence of Ukiyo-e prints on the Impressionists
31
What is Creativity
A sequence of drawings in boxes that tell an amusing story
Art in which an idea is more important than its appearance
The setting or circumstances
A process that incolves preparation, illumination, and verification
32
What is Cognition
A mental process of acquiring understanding and knowledge through thought
A refined and upgraded thumbnail (or sketch).
The self-conscious pastiche of historical styles
the look and feel of a surface
33
What is Unity
A refined approximation of the final piece
the essential meaning of the illustration
significant degrees of difference
a quality of oneness or a pleasing sense.
34
What is Perception
Awareness through the senses
piecing together sections of films to form a continuous whole new composite
Compressed data standard used for sending and attachment file.
A representation or likeness
35
What is Book Art
The vivid recalling of visual images in extraordinary detail.
medieval illuminated manuscripts to limited edition collections
imitation of a person in which striking characteristics are exaggerated
interconnected and explicable only through the reference to the whole
36
What is Brainstorming
assortment of lines, colors, forms, shapes, or textures in a work of art
drawing showing the features of a subjects in a humorously exaggerated way
means of stimulating the development of ideas for future artworks.
used to describe visual appearance and beauty
37
What is Contrast
a quality of oneness or a pleasing sense.
A refined approximation of the final piece
the essential meaning of the illustration
significant degrees of difference
38
What is Texture
The self-conscious pastiche of historical styles
A mental process of acquiring understanding and knowledge through thought
A refined and upgraded thumbnail (or sketch).
the look and feel of a surface
39
What is Aesthetics
drawing showing the features of a subjects in a humorously exaggerated way
used to describe visual appearance and beauty
assortment of lines, colors, forms, shapes, or textures in a work of art
means of stimulating the development of ideas for future artworks.
40
What is a Narrative
A diagram representing words arranged around a central concept
The influence of Ukiyo-e prints on the Impressionists
The interpretation of images and symbols used in a cultural context
An image that represents a story that unfolds over time
41
What is a Shape
a distinct spatial form depicted in two dimensions
to combine the analytical and logical with the imaginative
A digital image file that contains unprocessed or minimally processed data
The study of signs and symbols
42
What is Value
the relationship of the distance of objects in a composition
photographs and pieces of paper are arranged and stuck to a backing
the hue, value, and intensity of an object
the relative lightness or darkness of tones or colors
43
What is Gesamtkunstwerk
imitation of a person in which striking characteristics are exaggerated
medieval illuminated manuscripts to limited edition collections
The total work of art
The vivid recalling of visual images in extraordinary detail.
44
What is Calligraphic
anti-art movement sought to shock and satirize society and authorities
A school of art and design founded by Walter Gropius.
Rhythmical and Elegant flowing lines.
not representational and often makes use of color, form, and texture.
45
What is the Finish
The final illustration.
interconnected and explicable only through the reference to the whole
Relating to the commissioning or preparing of material for publication.
The organized whole that is perceived as more than the sum of its parts.
46
What is Rhythm
regular repetition of lines, shapes, colors, or patterns in a work of art.
Art that deviates from the mainstream
drawing that helps the artist plan out what to include in their final work.
a unit in an artwork that is defined or set apart by a definite contour
47
What is a Caricature
medieval illuminated manuscripts to limited edition collections
The vivid recalling of visual images in extraordinary detail.
interconnected and explicable only through the reference to the whole
imitation of a person in which striking characteristics are exaggerated
48
What is an Assemblage
A work of art made by grouping together found unrelated objects.
the accent, stress, or importance of a part of an artwork.
used for high-resolution bitmapped images.
the visual or actual area within and around shapes and forms
49
What is Iconography
A diagram representing words arranged around a central concept
The interpretation of images and symbols used in a cultural context
An image that represents a story that unfolds over time
The influence of Ukiyo-e prints on the Impressionists
50
What is Reportage
illustrators working as visual journalists
Ability to form ideas, concepts, and images that do not exist at present
Events occurring by chance in a beneficial way
The study of consciousness and the objects of direct experience
51
What is CMYK
Establishing new conclusions through systematic study.
What you feel to be true even without conscious reasoning
the four-color process colors and subtractive primaries
Facial features regarded as indicative of a person’s character
52
What is a Line
describe and explain the subjects to a nontechnical audience
the path of a point that moves through space
The profession of producing imagesfor commercial products or services.
the arrangement of elements in a work of art in one of three ways
53
What is Imagination
Ability to form ideas, concepts, and images that do not exist at present
illustrators working as visual journalists
Events occurring by chance in a beneficial way
The study of consciousness and the objects of direct experience
54
What is Pattern
Thinking creatively and independently, creating art that is authentic
Rapid movements of the eye between fixation points
A set of reasons for a course of action or a belief
repetition of shapes, lines, or colors in a design.
55
What is Advertising
the arrangement of elements in a work of art in one of three ways
the path of a point that moves through space
describe and explain the subjects to a nontechnical audience
The profession of producing imagesfor commercial products or services.
56
What is Japonisme
The interpretation of images and symbols used in a cultural context
The influence of Ukiyo-e prints on the Impressionists
A diagram representing words arranged around a central concept
An image that represents a story that unfolds over time
57
What is a Montage
piecing together sections of films to form a continuous whole new composite
Awareness through the senses
Compressed data standard used for sending and attachment file.
A representation or likeness
58
What is Physiognomy
the four-color process colors and subtractive primaries
Facial features regarded as indicative of a person’s character
Establishing new conclusions through systematic study.
What you feel to be true even without conscious reasoning
59
What is Emphasis
used for high-resolution bitmapped images.
the accent, stress, or importance of a part of an artwork.
the visual or actual area within and around shapes and forms
A work of art made by grouping together found unrelated objects.
60
What is Dada
A school of art and design founded by Walter Gropius.
Rhythmical and Elegant flowing lines.
anti-art movement sought to shock and satirize society and authorities
not representational and often makes use of color, form, and texture.
61
What is Thinking
A digital image file that contains unprocessed or minimally processed data
to combine the analytical and logical with the imaginative
The study of signs and symbols
a distinct spatial form depicted in two dimensions
62
What is a Thumbnail
a unit in an artwork that is defined or set apart by a definite contour
Art that deviates from the mainstream
drawing that helps the artist plan out what to include in their final work.
regular repetition of lines, shapes, colors, or patterns in a work of art.
63
What is Color
the relative lightness or darkness of tones or colors
photographs and pieces of paper are arranged and stuck to a backing
the hue, value, and intensity of an object
the relationship of the distance of objects in a composition
64
What is Postmodernism
The self-conscious pastiche of historical styles
the look and feel of a surface
A refined and upgraded thumbnail (or sketch).
A mental process of acquiring understanding and knowledge through thought
65
What is Alternative
a unit in an artwork that is defined or set apart by a definite contour
drawing that helps the artist plan out what to include in their final work.
Art that deviates from the mainstream
regular repetition of lines, shapes, colors, or patterns in a work of art.
66
What is a Form
a unit in an artwork that is defined or set apart by a definite contour
regular repetition of lines, shapes, colors, or patterns in a work of art.
drawing that helps the artist plan out what to include in their final work.
Art that deviates from the mainstream
67
What is Serendipity
illustrators working as visual journalists
Ability to form ideas, concepts, and images that do not exist at present
Events occurring by chance in a beneficial way
The study of consciousness and the objects of direct experience
68
What is a JPEG
A representation or likeness
Awareness through the senses
piecing together sections of films to form a continuous whole new composite
Compressed data standard used for sending and attachment file.

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