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Art 1st Semester
Art 1st Semester Exam
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Define Element Of Art | Basic componets or building blocks used by the artist when producing works of art. |
| 7 Elements Of Art | Color, Value, Line, Shape, Form, Texture, Space |
| Continuous Mark Made On Some Surface | Line |
| Define Space | Element of art that refers to the distance or area between, around, above, below, or within things |
| Where The Sky Meets The Ground | Horizon Line |
| Uses 1 Vanishing Point | 1pt Perspective |
| The point at which receding paraellel lines seem to converge | Vanishing Point |
| Another Name For Horizon Line | Eye Level Line |
| True/False: Overlapping Shows Depth | True |
| 7 Ways To Show Depth On A 2-D Surface | Overlapping shapes, Distant shapes smaller&closer shapes larger, Distant shapes high&closer ones lower, Less detail in distance & more on closer, Duller hues for shapes in the distance, Coloring distant shapes more blue, Slant horozontial lines |
| Define Color | Element of art with three properties: Hue, Intensity, Value |
| Another Name For Color | Hue |
| Basic Colors From Which Its Possible To Mix All The Other Colors Of The Spectrum | Primary |
| Obtained By Mixing Equal Amounts Of 2 Primary Colors | Secondary |
| Colors Produced By Mixing Primary & Secondary Colors | Intermediate |
| Colors Directly Opposite Each Other On The Color Wheel | Complementary |
| Consisting of 1 color | Monochromatic |
| What You Get When You Mix Two Complementary Colors Together | Neutrel |
| Colors Next To Each Other On The Color Wheel | Analogous |
| Colors Involved With The Sun | Warm |
| Colors Involved With The Sky Or Water | Cool |
| Light Values Of 1 Hue | Tint |
| Color+Black | Shade |
| True/False: If Lines Are Vertical In Life, Their Vertical In Drawings. | True |
| 3 Ways To Manipulate Lines | 1. Direction 2. Thickness 3. Space In Between |
| What Do You Do To Clay Before You Start Using It | Wedge It |
| 4 Ways That Can Cause Your Project To Explode | 1. Air Bubble 2. Foreign Object 3. Enclosed Space With No Hole 4. Too Wet |
| How Do We Dry Our Projects | Cover Them In Plastic |
| What Does Clay Do When It Dries | Shrinks |
| What Can Happen To Clay If It Dried Wrong | Warp Or Crack |
| 3 Types Of Handbuilding Methods | Coil, Pinch Pot, Slab |
| Name 2 Of The 4 S's And Define Them | Score: Distress clay surface before joining 2 pieces of clay Slip: Liquid clay used to join the pieces together |
| Type Of Handbuilding Where You Use Ropes Of Clay | Coil |
| Type Of Handbuilding Where You Start With A Ball Of Clay And Insert Your Thumb | Pinch Pot |
| Type Of Handbuilding That Uses Rolled Out, Flat Pieces Of Clay | Slab |
| How Thick Should Slabs Be | 3/8's Of An Inch |
| Type Of Clay We Use | Earthernware |
| Name The 4 Different Building Techniques And Describe Them | Carving: Cutting Into The Clay Surface And Removing Clay Impressing: Decorate By Stamping Or Impressing An Item Into It Embossing: To Decorate With Raised Ornamentation Incising: Engrave Or Cut An Area For Decoration |
| Where We Put Clay We Didn't Use And Tear It Into Tiny Balls | Recycled Clay Container |
| Where We Clean Our Hands | Slurry Bucket |
| An Element Of Art That Refers To The Way Things Feel Or Look As If They Might Feel | Texture |
| The Renaissance Movement Began In | Italy |
| Provided A Scientific Basis For The Illusion Kniwn As Linear Perspective | Fillippo Brunelleschi |
| Brunelleschi demonstrated the key principle where parallel lineas apper to ________ in the distance and converge to a single point | Recede |
| A german artist did one of the earliest known examples of mulitiple vanishing points | Albrecht Durer |
| Studied light & shade and called it perspective of disappearance | Leonardo |
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