BCA

Question 1

The visual organization of an artwork

Answer 1

Design or Composition

Question 2

Shapes/Forms that are precise, mathematical, or machine made

Answer 2

Geometric

Question 3

This is the main area in a composition that attracts the viewer’s eye

Answer 3

Focal Point

Question 4

When different elements of an artwork/design come together to create a sense of wholeness

Answer 4

Unity

Question 5

The use of many different elements in a composition to create visual interest and avoid monotony

Answer 5

Variety

Question 6

The relative size of something, measured against the standard size of other elements

Answer 6

Proportions or Scale

Question 7

Colors that remind us of cold

Answer 7

Cool

Question 8

The color scheme involves the use of one color and its tints, tones, and shades

Answer 8

Monochromatic

Question 9

The range of lights and darks in a composition

Answer 9

Values

Question 10

The movement of the eye around a composition based on the repetitious sequence of certain elements, similar to movement in music

Answer 10

Rhythm

Question 11

This results when you add black to a color

Answer 11

Shade

Question 12

The resulting path of a moving point or a dot that went for a walk

Answer 12

Line

Question 13

The appearance over and over again of a particular element in a composition

Answer 13

Repetition

Question 14

These colors are made by mixing equal parts of the primary color

Answer 14

Secondary

Question 15

This is a visually perceived area created by either an enclosing line, or a change in value, color, or texture that defines an area

Answer 15

Shape

Question 16

This defines the outline of a form, as well as the interior structure, without the use of shading

Answer 16

Contour Line

Question 17

The distribution of visual weight in a composition

Answer 17

Balance

Question 18

Refers to the relationship of difference between areas of light and dark

Answer 18

Contrast

Question 19

The pure pigment of a color without tint or shade

Answer 19

Hue

Question 20

These colors are a combination of a primary and a secondary

Answer 20

Tertiary

Question 21

The lightness or darkness of a color

Answer 21

Value/Luminance

Question 22

The subjective use of a color by the artist that has no basis in the realistic appearance of the object depicted

Answer 22

Arbitrary

Question 23

The intensity of a color

Answer 23

Saturation

Question 24

Colors that sit next to each other on the color wheel

Answer 24

Analogous

Question 25

The natural color of an object, unmodified by adding unrealistic light or shadows or any other distortion

Answer 25

Local Color

Question 26

These colors remind us of heat

Answer 26

Warm

Question 27

Shapes that are fluid and irregular, that remind one of forms found in nature

Answer 27

Organic

Question 28

These are the basic colors

Answer 28

Primary

Question 29

When you add white to a color

Answer 29

Tint

Question 30

These colors are opposite each other on the color wheel

Answer 30

Complimentary

Question 31

Name 3 “zones” that are used in a composition to show depth

Answer 31

Foreground, Middleground, and Background

Question 32

Without ________, Repetition can become boring and/or monotonous

Answer 32

Variety

Question 33

What are the 6 elements of design

Answer 33

Line, Color, Shape, Space, Texture, Value

Question 34

Name 4 principles of design

Answer 34

Unity, Balance, Contrast, Emphasis

Question 35

What are the 6 depth cues

Answer 35

Overlapping, Size, Linear Perspective, Detail, Value/Color, Placement