unit that is repeated to form a pattern

repetition of an element in an inconsistent way

Had a studio called "the factory", One of the most famous "Pop Artists"

one element attracts the most attention in a composition

Balance is made up of:

Asymmetry, Symmetry, Approximate symmetry, radial symmetry

generally from nature, show free flowing aspects of growth

The Principles of Design Are:

Balance, Contrast, Rhythm, Movement, Emphasis, Pattern Unity

each series of motifs incorporates a predictable change

if cut in half its the same on both sides (mirror image)

large movements that sweep across an entire artwork

3D sculpture that contains moving parts

if cut in half it's different on both sides

Soft/Melting Clocks were used by Dali to represent:

Symbolism for Einstein's theory that time is relative

quick line that captures the appearance of an object

makes something in the artwork stand out

Both actual movement and simulated movement in an artwork

repeated pattern that is both predictable and continuous

Both main subjects and teaching art are true

type of implied line from a figures eyes to a viewed object

2 D has height and width but no depth

anything that is of lesser importance in an artwork

painted large or repeated images of everyday objects

The Elements of Art Are:

Line, shape, color, form, texture, value, space

consistent orderly repetition of motifs

sense of oneness or wholeness in an artwork

general characteristics of a line, such as direction

generally man made but a few natural examples can be found

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Motif
anything that is of lesser importance in an artwork
one element attracts the most attention in a composition
unit that is repeated to form a pattern
sense of oneness or wholeness in an artwork
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Distinctive character contained in the artworks of an individual, group of artists, society etc
Scale
Emphasis
Caricature
Style
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Unplanned Pattern
3D sculpture that contains moving parts
repetition of an element in an inconsistent way
consistent orderly repetition of motifs
none of these
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Warhol
had a studio called "the studio"
Famous for "The Persistence of Memory"
Had a studio called "the factory"
One of the most famous "Pop Artists"
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Dominance
unit that is repeated to form a pattern
one element attracts the most attention in a composition
anything that is of lesser importance in an artwork
sense of oneness or wholeness in an artwork
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Studies and reproduces a photographic image in extreme detail in another media:
Surrealism
Post-Impressionism
Photorealism
PHotohyperism
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Balance is made up of:
Symmetry, Asymmetry, radial symmetry
None of these
Asymmetrical, Symmetrical, Approximate symmetry
Asymmetry, Symmetry, Approximate symmetry, radial symmetry
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Vertical or horizontal, appear to be standing still or resting
Static
Mobile
Stabile
Dynamic
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Organic Shapes
generally man made but a few natural examples can be found
generally from nature, show free flowing aspects of growth
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Artist who created mostly self portraits that were depictions of gender roles and womens status
Vincent van Gogh
Frida Kahlo
All surrealists did this
Georgia O'Keeffe
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Chuck Close
Worked from a gridded photograph
Was a photorealist
Did large scale portraits and self portraits
All of these
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The Principles of Design Are:
Line, shape, contrast, form, emphasis, pattern, unity
Balance, Contrast, Rhythm, Movement, Emphasis, Pattern Unity
Line, shape, color, form, texture, value, space
Analogous, Spectrum, Contrast, Symmetrical, Asymmetrical
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Progressive Rhythm
each series of motifs incorporates a predictable change
large movements that sweep across an entire artwork
All of these
repeated pattern that is both predictable and continuous
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Symmetrical Balance
None of these
Composition based on a circle
if cut in half its the same on both sides (mirror image)
if cut in half it's different on both sides
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Flowing Rhythm
each series of motifs incorporates a predictable change
large movements that sweep across an entire artwork
repeated pattern that is both predictable and continuous
All of these
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Kinetic Art
3D sculpture that contains moving parts
none of these
repetition of an element in an inconsistent way
consistent orderly repetition of motifs
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Sometimes called movement lines, emphasize direction and fluidity.
Outline
implied line
Gesture line
Line personality
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Asymmetrical Balance
if cut in half its the same on both sides (mirror image)
if cut in half it's different on both sides
Composition based on a circle
None of these
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Soft/Melting Clocks were used by Dali to represent:
None of these, soft clocks were used by van Gogh
Iconic American Character
Symbolism for Einstein's theory that time is relative
Close Up photos to make people really notice details
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Sketch line
quick line that captures the appearance of an object
type of implied line from a figures eyes to a viewed object
general characteristics of a line, such as direction
precise, elegant hand-writing or lettering done by hand
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Emphasis
is an element of art
makes something in the artwork stand out
helps viewers blur the meaning of the artwork
Shows little change throughout the artwork
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Movement
artist creates it by using a motion when painting
Both actual movement and simulated movement in an artwork
Something that has actual motion in an artwork
Something that looks like it's in motion in an artwork
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van Gogh is considered a:
Post-Impressionist Painter
Surrealist Painter
Impressionist painter
Renaissance Sculptor
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Regular Rhythm
repeated pattern that is both predictable and continuous
All of these
large movements that sweep across an entire artwork
each series of motifs incorporates a predictable change
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Leaning or diagonal, appear to be changing or moving
Mobile
Stabile
Static
Dynamic
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O'Keeffe
Both main subjects and teaching art are true
Most popular subjects were houses and American icons
Main subjects: flower close ups, bones, desert landscapes
Taught art before becoming famous
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Implied line
general characteristics of a line, such as direction
quick line that captures the appearance of an object
type of implied line from a figures eyes to a viewed object
precise, elegant hand-writing or lettering done by hand
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shape
can only be shown on a 3 D surface
None of these
2 D has height and width but no depth
3 D showing depth and space
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Subordination
anything that is of lesser importance in an artwork
sense of oneness or wholeness in an artwork
one element attracts the most attention in a composition
unit that is repeated to form a pattern
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Van Gogh
Started with muted colors then switched to bright colors
distinctive texture to paintings created using thick paint
Both of these
none of these
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Pop Art
Painted their dreams
painted large or repeated images of everyday objects
early 20th century movement led by Picasso and Braque
All of these
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Form
None of these
2 D has height and width but no depth
can only be shown on a 3 D surface
3 D showing depth and space
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Depiction that exaggerates features or characteristics of a subject to an unnatural degree
Scale
Emphasis
Style
Caricature
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Surrealism
Painted their dreams
All of these
early 20th century movement led by Picasso and Braque
painted large or repeated images of everyday objects
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Which artist created an image of "iconic American Character" representing the nations values?
Grant Wood
Georgia O'Keeffe
Salvador Dali
American Gothic
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The Elements of Art Are:
Balance, Contrast, Rhythm, Movement, Emphasis, Pattern Unity
Analogous, Spectrum, Contrast, Symmetrical, Asymmetrical
Line, shape, color, form, texture, value, space
Line, shape, contrast, form, emphasis, pattern, unity
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Planned Pattern
consistent orderly repetition of motifs
none of these
3D sculpture that contains moving parts
repetition of an element in an inconsistent way
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Unity
unit that is repeated to form a pattern
anything that is of lesser importance in an artwork
one element attracts the most attention in a composition
sense of oneness or wholeness in an artwork
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the difference between two elements demonstrates:
Contrast
All of these
Rhythm
Movement
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Radial Symmetry
if cut in half it's different on both sides
Composition based on a circle
None of these
if cut in half its the same on both sides (mirror image)
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Focal Point
all of these
The area that stands out most in an artwork
easier to identify if placed in a "natural" focal point area
Must be created by the artist
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Line personality
quick line that captures the appearance of an object
general characteristics of a line, such as direction
type of implied line from a figures eyes to a viewed object
precise, elegant hand-writing or lettering done by hand
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Geometric Shapes
generally man made but a few natural examples can be found
generally from nature, show free flowing aspects of growth
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Pattern
Can often be seen in zentangles
ARe found in nature
all of these
are man made
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Relative size of a figure or object, compared to others of its kind, its environment or humans
Scale
Style
Emphasis
Caricature

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