How do you create darker value with stippling?

You create more dots closer together

Gradually adding value with pencils

What is the definition of mark-making?

Creating value using a series of marks

This cat eye demonstrates all of the following, EXCEPT for

mark-making, actual texture, form

It refers to the differences in the work

This painting by Picasso is a good example of

A portrait that is un-proportionate

What is the definition of proportion?

The relationship of one object to another (size, position)

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1
How do you create darker value with stippling?
You create more dots farther apart.
You press lighter with a 6B
You press harder with your pencils
You create more dots closer together
2
All of the following are types of mark-making, except for...
Stippling
Scribbling
Painting
Blending
3
Texture refers to....
what the eye sees when light is reflected
a variety of marks
the surface quality or "feel"
a form that looks 3D
4
Blending is...
Gradually adding scribbles with pencils
Gradually adding value with pencils
Gradually adding dots with pencils
Smoothing out your sharpie marks
5
What is the definition of mark-making?
Adding small dots to create value
Creating value using a series of marks
Creating texture using a series of marks
Only using blending and stippling
6
Which of the following can you actually feel?
Actual texture
Visual texture
7
This cat eye demonstrates all of the following, EXCEPT for
mark-making, variety, texture
mark-making, form, proportion
mark-making, form, texture
mark-making, actual texture, form
8
What is variety?
Combining the elements in order to lead the viewer
The re-use of the elements to establish a relationship
Everything seems to belong
It refers to the differences in the work
9
Which is an ILLUSION of texture?
Visual Texture
Actual Texture
10
What technique was used to create this portrait?
Marking
Scribbling
Blending
Stippling
11
This painting by Picasso is a good example of
A picture with realistic proportion
A portrait that is un-proportionate
Visual and actual texture
A variety of mark-making techniques
12
What is the definition of proportion?
When everything seems to belong
The distribution of weight along an imaginary line
When one object is incredibly larger than another
The relationship of one object to another (size, position)
13
This image is a good example of...
Actual Texture
Mark-Making
Proportion
Visual Texture
14
What is an area that is 3D (has height, width, and depth) and encodes a volume?
shape
form
positive space
proportion
15
This drawing demonstrates an ILLUSION of
blending
form
proportion
texture
16
What technique was used to create this portrait?
Scribbling
Blending
Stippling
Marking

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