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EOA: Lines, Tone Value & Texture
EOA: Lines, Tone Value & Texture
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1
Michael Craig-Martin is known for his artwork featuring:
Bold, colorful depictions of everyday objects
Abstract sculptures with moving parts
Landscapes with realistic shading
Detailed portraits of famous people
2
If you add
black
to a colour, what do you create?
A mid-tone
A tint
A shade
A highlight
3
Texture is the way an object feels or looks like it would feel
True
False
4
What is the purpose of
blind contour drawing
?
To create perfect, realistic artwork
To improve observation and hand-eye coordination
To use only geometric shapes
To practice shading techniques
5
What is
chiaroscuro
?
A type of texture created using brushes
A way of arranging lines in a pattern
A method of creating contrast between light and dark
A type of paint mixing technique
6
Max Ernst was originally from which country?
German
Italy
Spain
France
7
Which Renaissance artist is famous for using
chiaroscuro
?
Pablo Picasso
Claude Monet
Vincent van Gogh
Leonardo da Vinci
8
Which art movements was Max Ernst associated with?
Dada and Surrealism
Baroque and Rococo
Futurism and Abstract Expressionism
Impressionism and Cubism
9
What shading technique uses small dots to create tonal value?
Blending
Hatching
Stippling
Cross-hatching
10
Which of the following is NOT a type of line in art?
Circular
Vertical
Horizontal
Diagonal
11
In art, "value" refers to:
The thickness of a line
The texture of an object
The price of the artwork
The brightness or darkness of a color
12
Which technique is used to create a
smooth
transition of tone in shading?
Cross-hatching
Blending
Hatching
Stippling
13
What happens when you add white to a colour?
It becomes a tint
It becomes a shade
It turns into a shadow
It loses its value
14
Which of the following is an example of actual (tactile) texture?
A painting that appears to have a rough surface but feels smooth
A drawing of tree bark using pencil shading
A photograph of a furry animal
A sculpture made from rough stone
15
What innovative technique did Max Ernst develop that involves rubbing textures onto paper?
Impasto
Frottage
Collage
Pointilism