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Drawing & Painting Benchmark #1 Spring 2017
What does nonobjective mean?
What is tone?
Drawing & Painting Benchmark #1 Spring 2017
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What is tone?
resin dissolved in solvent that sprayed onto finished work
A quality of lightness & darkness
When we draw an object the size that it appears
Material by which ideas & feelings are given visible form
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What does nonobjective mean?
A thin, liquid application of paint
A painting or carving that has three side-by-side parts.
plan, placement, & arrangement of the subjects in a work.
Artworks having no recognizable subject matter.
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What is a triptych?
A thin, liquid application of paint
plan, placement, & arrangement of the subjects in a work.
Artworks having no recognizable subject matter.
A painting or carving that has three side-by-side parts.
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What is the composition?
horizontal
radial
rule of thirds
symmetrical
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What is the composition?
symmetrical
horizontal
asymmetrical
vertical
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What is a wash?
A thin, liquid application of paint
A painting or carving that has three side-by-side parts.
Artworks having no recognizable subject matter.
plan, placement, & arrangement of the subjects in a work.
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What is acrylic paint?
Primes surface for painting, w/o paint soaks into the canvas
does not allow light to pass through
a thick layer of paint, applied with either brush or knife
Type of paint made with synthetic resin to bind the pigment.
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In Feldman's Method of Art Criticism, at which step would you discuss the elements of art?
Judgement
Interpretation
Analysis
Describe
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What is gesso?
Primes surface for painting, w/o paint soaks into the canvas
Type of paint made with synthetic resin to bind the pigment.
does not allow light to pass through
a thick layer of paint, applied with either brush or knife
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How can an artist create space in a still life drawing?
All of the Above
Closer Objects in Focus
Shading
Overlapping
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Which of the following groups would represent mixed media?
Technical pen, T-square, and graph paper
Pencil, paper, and ruler
Gouache, charcoal, and ink
Water, watercolor paper, and watercolorpaint
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What is primer?
doesn't try to represent an accurate depiction of reality
Pop culture
used as a preparatory coat to prepare a painting surface
1st paint applied to a surface, to be overpainted
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What is sight size?
Material by which ideas & feelings are given visible form
resin dissolved in solvent that sprayed onto finished work
When we draw an object the size that it appears
A quality of lightness & darkness
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Whatis the correct head to body proportion on an average female?
7 1/2
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6
4
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What is the composition?
horizontal
symmetrical
asymmetrical
vertical
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What are the Abstract Movement artists trying to achieve with their art?
Pop culture
1st paint applied to a surface, to be overpainted
to represent subject matter truthfully
doesn't try to represent an accurate depiction of reality
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What is paint medium?
a thick layer of paint, applied with either brush or knife
Type of paint made with synthetic resin to bind the pigment.
Primes surface for painting, w/o paint soaks into the canvas
mixed with paint to change the body of the paint
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What is the composition?
vertical
asymmetrical
horizontal
symmetrical
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How could an artist depict foreshortening?
drawing the subject so that it appears to move forward
drawing quickly with a gesture drawing to suggest movement
create a vanishing point with lines going toward it
drawing what you know, not what you see
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What do Pop Artists use for their subject matter?
doesn't try to represent an accurate depiction of reality
to represent subject matter truthfully
1st paint applied to a surface, to be overpainted
Pop culture
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What are the Realism Movement artists trying to achieve with their art?
doesn't try to represent an accurate depiction of reality
Pop culture
1st paint applied to a surface, to be overpainted
to represent subject matter truthfully
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What is the composition?
vertical
symmetrical
radial
horizontal
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What is impasto?
Primes surface for painting, w/o paint soaks into the canvas
a thick layer of paint, applied with either brush or knife
Type of paint made with synthetic resin to bind the pigment.
does not allow light to pass through
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What is the composition?
horizontal
asymmetrical
vertical
symmetrical
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What is composition?
A painting or carving that has three side-by-side parts.
A thin, liquid application of paint
Artworks having no recognizable subject matter.
plan, placement, & arrangement of the subjects in a work.
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What is scumbling?
doesn't try to represent an accurate depiction of reality
used as a preparatory coat to prepare a painting surface
opaque color over another color and remove the opaque color
1st paint applied to a surface, to be overpainted
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When using warm & cool colors together, what is the effect to the objects in your painting?
Warm advance & cool recede
They add contrast.
warm recede & cool advance
They intensity the painting.
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What is medium?
resin dissolved in solvent that sprayed onto finished work
A quality of lightness & darkness
Material by which ideas & feelings are given visible form
When we draw an object the size that it appears
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How could an artist use multiple techniques of perspective to produce a landscape painting?
all of the above
Foreground objects are larger & background objects smaller
Overlap objects
Foreground darker & background lighter
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What does opaque mean?
Primes surface for painting, w/o paint soaks into the canvas
a thick layer of paint, applied with either brush or knife
Type of paint made with synthetic resin to bind the pigment.
does not allow light to pass through
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What is underpainting?
to represent subject matter truthfully
doesn't try to represent an accurate depiction of reality
1st paint applied to a surface, to be overpainted
Pop culture
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What do you do with the elements during the analyze step?
explain what the artist is trying to communicate
use them to explain how the principles are demonstrated
use them to give your opinion of the work
use them to explain the logistics of the artwork
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What is fixative?
resin dissolved in solvent that sprayed onto finished work
Material by which ideas & feelings are given visible form
A quality of lightness & darkness
When we draw an object the size that it appears
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n the painting Blue Dancers byDegas, what color scheme is most evident?
complementary
cool
neutral
warm
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What is the correct definition of perspective as used in drawing?
to represent 3-D images on a 2-D picture plane
to simplify, distort, deconstruct. or obscure
Illustrating size relationships
depicting the subject from multiple viewpoints
