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Elements and Principles of Art: Tier 6 Drawing Final
Elements and Principles of Art: Tier 6 Drawing Final
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A review for the Elements of Art and Principles of Design
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CRITIQUE:
Your opinion about what the artist is saying or expressing in the artwork
Analyze
Interpret
Describe
Evaluate/Judge
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Positive Space:
Areas occupied by and object or form.
Areas not being used by an object empty space or background
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How many Principles of Art are there?
14
5
7
9
4
The part of the artwork between the foreground and the background
Background
Middleground
Foreground
5
Line is...
The path of a moving point through space
A 1 dimensional element found in a work of art.
A single mark made by a pen, pencil, or paintbrush.
The angle created by the edge of an object in a photograph.
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is the feeling of harmony between all parts of an artwork, that creates a sense of completeness
Rhythm
Variety
Unity
Movement
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How many kinds of SPACE are there?
4
1
2
3
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What is an underlying structure that organizes surfaces or structures in a regular manner?
Pattern
Repetition
Rhythm
Variety
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How many vanishing points?
2
1
3
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Part of the artwork closest to the viewer
Background
Foreground
Middleground
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What direction do Diagonal lines move?
On a Slant
Up and Down
Side to Side
In the same direction but never intersect
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DRAWING TECHNIQUE:
drawing while only looking at the subject and not at the drawing surface
Gesture Drawing
Cross Hatching
Blind Contour
Hatching
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arrangement of designs, elements, and/or subjects in a work of art.
Balance
Thumbnail sketch
Proportion
Composition
14
What direction do Horizontal lines move?
In the same direction but never intersect
On a Slant
Side to Side
Up and Down
15
The objects you recognize to be the main focus.
Location
Emphasis
Subject Matter
Isolation
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a simple, quick, rough drawing done in order to plan a composition for a work of art
Proportion
Composition
Balance
Thumbnail sketch
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DRAWING TECHNIQUE:
Drawing thin parallel lines
Hatching
Cross Hatching
Gesture Drawing
Blind Contour
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What affects Visual Weight?
Size of objects
Number of objects
All of the above
Placement of objects
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When all parts (sizes, amounts, or number) relate well with each other.
Variety
Rhythm
Proportion
Unity
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What is Value?
The brightness or dullness of a color or hue
The degree of lightness or darkness of a color.
A range of colors on a color wheel.
A color harmony.
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areas that look 3-dimensional but use techniques such as lines, shading, coloring for texture
Simulated texture
Actual Texture
Visual Texture
Physical Texture
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Negative Space:
Areas occupied by and object or form.
Areas not being used by an object empty space or background
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What direction do Parallel lines move?
In the same direction but never intersect
Up and Down
On a Slant
Side to Side
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When elements of design are used repeatedly to create organized movement, a visual beat.
Variety
Pattern
Rhythm
Unity
25
A
Form
has how many dimensions?
3
4
1
2
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How many vanishing points?
3
1
2
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Free Form Shapes are...
often found in the natural world
are precise, mathematical shapes
Shapes that overlap to create a feeling of depth.
irregular shapes not formed according to any rules or design
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How many vanishing points?
2
1
3
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What direction do Vertical lines move?
Up and Down
Side to Side
On a Slant
In the same direction but never intersect
30
It is the feel of a surface such as a highly textured painting or a collage
Simulated texture
Actual Texture
Physical Texture
Visual Texture
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CRITIQUE:
decide whether the art or the artist was successful in communicating their ideas
Analyze
Interpret
Evaluate/Judge
Describe
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arrangement of elements in art in which there is no one-to one, even correspondence of elements
Symmetrical balance
Radial Balance
Asymmetrical balance
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Simulated Textures are also known as...
Physical
Visual
Actual
Virtual
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a real object or sculpture that has Height, Width, and Depth
Simulated Form
Actual Form
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How many vanishing points?
3
2
1
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When lines or shapes spread out in are regular pattern from the centerpoint
Symmetrical balance
Radial Balance
Asymmetrical balance
37
Organic Shapes are...
Shapes that overlap to create a feeling of depth.
are precise, mathematical shapes
often found in the natural world
irregular shapes not formed according to any rules or design
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CRITIQUE:
Basic information about the artwork . List everything you see
Evaluate/Judge
Interpret
Describe
Analyze
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How many Elements of Art are there?
9
7
6
14
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balance in which a work of art can be divided into 2 identical halves creating a mirror image
Symmetrical balance
Radial Balance
Asymmetrical balance
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DRAWING TECHNIQUE:
Drawing lines that capture the movement of a person, animal, or object
Blind Contour
Hatching
Gesture Drawing
Cross Hatching
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How many vanishing Points?
3
1
2
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The importance given to certain objects or areas in an artwork
Subject Matter
Isolation
Emphasis
Location
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is the path the viewer’s eye takes through the work of art, often to focal areas.
Movement
Pattern
Unity
Variety
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parts of an artwork that lie in the distance and appear to be furthest away.
Background
Foreground
Middleground
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Where are vanishing points located?
on horizon lines
on lines of symmetry
in atmospheres/negative spaces
on objects/positive spaces
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illusion of a three dimensional object on a two dimensional surface
Actual Form
Simulated Form
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DRAWING TECHNIQUE:
Lines that cross one another
Gesture Drawing
Hatching
Blind Contour
Cross Hatching
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What is a Horizon Line?
a line representing the point at which land/water meets sky
a line on the center of an image that determines balance
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CRITIQUE:
how the artwork is put together. How elements and principles of design are being used
Interpret
Describe
Analyze
Evaluate/Judge
51
Geometric Shapes are...
are precise, mathematical shapes
often found in the natural world
Shapes that overlap to create a feeling of depth.
irregular shapes not formed according to any rules or design
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Identify the Positive Spaces used:
The Wall
The Birds
The Tree
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How many vanishing points?
2
1
3
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Texture is...
The kind of material on an object.
The way an object feels.
The way an object looks, such as patterns
All of the above.
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How many Elements AND Principles of Art are there?
6
14
5
7
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the use of several elements of design to hold the viewer’s attention and to guide the viewer
Variety
Rhythm
Movement
Pattern
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What is a Line of Symmetry?
a line on the center of an image that determines balance
a line representing the point at which land/water meets sky
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Identify the Negative Spaces used:
Everything Shaded
Everything left white.
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A shape has how many dimensions?
1
4
3
2
