Elements of Design Q1 Exam
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| Two-dimensional object that closes an area. | Shape
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| A continuous mark that is one-dimensional. The variety of these are endless. Many can be described as adjectives. These can be both suggestive and expressive. | Lines
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| Basic components used by the artist when producing works of art. | Elements of Design
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| The areas around and between objects; it determines distance. This can be real or suggested. | space
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| How a surface feels | Texture
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| How light or dark a color is. This helps you understand a 2-D work of art. | Value
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| Something that represents an object/idea. | Symbol
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| What the eye sees when light is reflected off of an object. | color
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| Three-dimensional object that takes up space and has height, width, and depth. | Form
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| Telling a story through a picture. | Narrative Drawing
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| Means rebirth; renewed interest in science, nature, art, literature, music and learning. | Renaissance
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| Visual language using pictures/symbols. | Pictogram
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| Stained glass window that possesses radial symmetry. | Rose Window
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| Time between the fall of roman empire and the renaissance period (476 AD through about 1450 AD); time of the spread of Christianity through crusades; focus on art and architecture that reflects biblical scenes. | Middle Ages
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| A size/shape relationship between two parts of an object. | Proportion
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| Push the clay away from you with the heel of your hand and pull the clay back over itself creating a folding motion. | Knead
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| Anything of, relating to, or arranged like rays. It is a type of balance based on a circle with its design extending from the center. | Radial Symmetry
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| A stone column that reaches over a side aisle to support the heavy stone roof of a cathedral. | Flying Buttress
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| Looks like graph paper. It has horizontal and vertical lines as an undersketch. | Grid
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| A reproduction of an image to a different size, but uses the same proportions. | Scale Drawing
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| A style of painting in which an image is created in such exact detail that it looks like photograph; uses everyday subject matter and often is larger than life. | Photorealism
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| When you lighten a color with white, you are making a ? | Tint
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| What are the 7 Elements of Deisgn? | Line, Color, value, shape, form, space, texture
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| How tall is the average person in relation to a human head? | 7 ½ heads
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| What are the secondary colors? | Orange, green, purple
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| What are the primary colors? | Red, yellow, blue
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| When you darken a color with black, you are making a ? | Shade
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| What are the two types of shapes and define them? | Organic-irregular, usually curved sides, and appears to be from nature. Geometric – precise and mathematical; looks like it was made with a tool.
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| What are the complimentary color pairs? | Red-green, Yellow-purple, Blue-orange
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| What are the complimentary colors? | Colors opposite on the color wheel, when mixed make neutral colors of brown and gray.
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| As Christianity spread throughout Europe in the Middle Ages, what was there a focus on? | Architecture and art reflecting biblical scenes
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| Name 2 reasons why we knead our clay. | Clay often has air bubbles trapped in it. If left when heated it will explode. Wet & dry spots need to make uniform to make easier to work with
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| What living artist used a grid to paint and is considered to be the father of Photorealism? | Chuck Close
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| What artist began action painting? | Jackson Pollock (“Action Jackson”)
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| What did the Moundbuilders contribute to pottery? | Coil pottery
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| What did the Mimbres contribute to pottery? | Geometric painting designs
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| What sub-era of the Middles Ages are stained glass windows a major artistic focus? | Gothic Era
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| What are the 3 sub-eras of the Middle Ages? | Early Middle Ages (Dark Ages), High Middle Ages, and Late Middle Ages (Gothic Era)
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| What kind of symmetry does a rose window have? | Radial symmetry
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| Scratch the surface of clay to be joined | Score
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| What are the 4 S’s of hand-building IN ORDER with clay. | Score, Slip, Squish, Smooth
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| If your gridded original has 9 boxes on one side and 12 on the other, and you want to enlarge it on 27 x 36” paper, what is the largest size your squares can be? | 3 inch squares
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| Move clay to smooth the surface; creates a seal | Smooth
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| Add pressure to areas that are to be attached. | Squish
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| Liquid clay that acts as a glue. | Slip
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