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Art Q3 exam
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| 7 elements of design | Line, Shape, Color, Value, Texture, Space, Form |
| line | Line: The path made by a moving point. |
| 3 directions of a line | Three directions of line: Diagonal, Vertical, Horizontal. |
| diagonal line | Diagonal line: A slanted line |
| vertical line | Vertical line: straight up and down (from top to bottom). |
| horizontal line | Horizontal line: a straight line that runs side to side (left to right). |
| parallel line | Parallel lines: two lines that run next to each other and never intersect. |
| shape | Shape: An area that is made by a line that touches at the beginning and end. |
| geometric shape | Geometric shape: A shape that fits into mathematics (circle, square, rectangle, triangle, etc.) |
| organic shape | Organic shape: A shape that comes from nature and does not fit into mathematics. |
| space | Space: Refers to distances or areas around, between or within components of a piece. |
| perspective | the technique used to represent a three-dimensional world on a two-dimensional surface in a way that looks realistic and accurate, as we see it in nature. It is used to create an illusion of space and depth on a flat surface (or the picture plane). |
| horizon line | Horizon Line: a horizontal line used to represent the horizon in a perspective drawing. |
| vanishing point | Vanishing point: the single point at which all images vanish (in a perspective drawing) |
| value | Value-- the relative darkness or lightness of a color. |
| texture | Texture: The way something feels or appears to feel. |
| form | Form: A three dimensional object (there is also implied form that uses value & shading to create what appears to be a three dimensional object) |
| primary colors | Primary colors: Colors that cannot be made by mixing other colors; Red, Blue, Yellow. |
| secondary colors | Secondary colors: Colors that are made by mixing two primary colors; Purple, Green, Orange. |
| tertiary colors | Tertiary colors: colors that are made by mixing one primary and one secondary color. The colors tend to be grayish. The primary color is always listed first: red-orange, yellow-orange, yellow-green, blue-green, blue-violet, red-violet. |
| complimentary colors | Complimentary colors: colors that are straight across from each other on the color wheel. |
| cool colors | Cool colors: Colors that have cool undertones: blues, purples, greens. |
| warm colors | Warm colors: Colors that have warm undertones: reds, oranges, yellows. |
| hue | Hue: The colors of the color wheel; a pure color without the addition of black, white, gray. |
| monochromatic | Monochromatic: using one color in an image. |
| grayscale | Grayscale-- a tool used to map out shadows, highlights, and mid-tones. |
| hatching | Hatching-- creating tonal/shading effects by drawing parallel lines |
| shadow/highlight | Shadow/Highlight-- visual dimension; adds realism and drama |
| overhand | Overhand-- popular pencil hold |
| tint | Tint-- Color with white added (making a hue lighter) |
| tone | Tone-- Color with gray/black added (making a hue darker) |
| value scale, shading sphere, color wheel | |
| 6 principles of design? | Scale: Overall size;; Proportion: relative size within the work;;. Unity: repetition>rhythm>pattern>unity;; Balance: equalizing the visual weight of elements;; Direction: visual path;; Emphasis: focal point. |
| planographic | Plangographic (Lithograph)-- Grease/water |
| relief | Relief-- woodcuts, linocut |
| intaligo | Intaglio-- Engraving, Etching, Drypoint |
| stecil/screen print | Stencil/Screen print-- (t-shirt) |
| full round sculpture? | Full Round--free standing sculpture, looks good from every angle. |
| relief sculpture? | Relief-- emerges from a base or a wall or sinks into it. |
| virgin and child picture? date? artist? time period? | Virgin and Child 1304; Bernardo Daddi; Early Renaissance |
| THE LAST JUDGEMENT. date? artist? period? | The Last Judgement; 1505; Hieronymus Bosch; Northern Renaissance; |
| BOY BITTEN BY A LIZARD. date? artist? period? | Boy Bitten by a Lizard; 1594; Caravaggio; Baroque; |
| MARY, COWTESS HOWE. date? artist? period? | Mary, Countess Howe; 1763; Thomas Gainsborough; Rococo; |
| THE DEATH OF MARAT. Date? artist? period? | The Death of Marat; 1793; Jacques-Louis David; Neoclassical; |
| AT THE MOULIN ROUGE. Date? artist? period? | At the Moulin Rouge; 1895; Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec; Post Impressionist; |
| BATHERS AT ASNIERES. date? artist? period? | Bathers at Asnieres; 1884; Georges Seurat; Pointillism; |
| THE APPARITION. Date? artist? period? | The Apparition; 1876; Gustave Moreau; Symbolist; |
| WOMAN WITH A PARASOL. date? artist? period? | Woman with a Parasol; 1875; Claude Monet; Impressionist; |
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