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This quiz will help you understand techniques of Painting.
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1
Experimentation is the only way to truly understand color blending.
False
True
2
Glaze layers should be done in the complementary color and other colors.
False
True
3
Why should one use BOTH warm & cool colors in a Painting?
Both answers are correct
Cool colors recede in a composition
Neither answer is correct
Warm colors come forward in a composition
4
Why are we starting with simple object to learn to paint?
Neither of these
To learn how to mix paint
Both of these
To learn how paint can be applied to the canvas
5
Obtaining smooth color blending does NOT take practice.
True
False
6
How does using different parts of your body/arm make different brush strokes?
Using your arm creates larger freer gestural marks.
Using your wrist provides rhythmic or expressive marks.
All of these are correct.
Using your fingers obtains greater control
7
When should you be able to see the depth of space in a painting?
At 10 - 15 minutes
Whenever you stop painting the depth in space should be apparent.
At 40 minutes
At 20 minutes
8
How do you UNIFY a piece of artwork?
Use colors only in one part of the piece.
Use ALL colors throughout the peice.
9
Underpainting should be done quickly to obtain general values in a painting.
True
False
10
What does using different value techniques do in a painting?
It can help distinguish the foreground from the background.
It can help to show the texture of objects.
It can help differentiate objects from each other.
All of these.
11
What are the parts of a paintbrush?
Stick, ferule, bristles
Stick, rule, hairs
Handle, ferule, bristles
Handle, rule, hairs
12
Should paint get in the ferule of the brush?
No
Yes
None of these are correct.
Sometimes
13
You should NOT paint the background before starting to paint the foreground.
True
False
14
Why is creating a Stepped Value Scale and a Complementary Value Scale important when Painting?
Neither of these are correct.
Both of these are correct
To see how colors react when white is added.
To see what colors are created by mixing the colors together.
15
When starting a painting, you should use a light, medium and dark version of one color.
True
False
16
You could use ANY of the value techniques in a Painting or a COMBINATION of the value techniques.
False
True
17
Underpainting should be done monochromatically.
True
False
18
Glaze layers are translucent allowing one color to be seen through another.
False
True
19
Why is it important to have a variety of brushes when painting?
To obtain different types of line.
All of these.
To obtain different textures.
To obtain washes.
20
Generally speaking, what consistency should paint be when you work with it?
None of these.
Like custart
Like Elmer's glue
Like water