ch 2: how do i study art?

Question 1

these are the building blocks/foundation/core/framework of art

Answer 1

ELEMENTS OF ART

Question 2

ELEMENTS OF ART

(enumerate)

Answer 2

-line
-form
-texture
-shape
-space
-color
-rhythm
-medium

Question 3

mark that spans a distance between two points

Answer 3

LINE

Question 4

mark with length and direction

Answer 4

LINE

Question 5

every work of art starts with this

Answer 5

LINE

Question 6

DIRECTION OF LINE

(enumerate)

Answer 6

-VERTICAL
-HORIZONTAL
-DIAGONAL
-CURVED
-JOG

Question 7

Line rising perpendicularly.

Answer 7

VERTICAL LINE

Basic framework of all forms, power & delimitation, strength, stability, simplicity, and efficiency.

Question 8

give some meanings of VERTICAL LINE

Answer 8

Basic framework of all forms, power & delimitation, strength, stability, simplicity, and efficiency.

Question 9

Line that is parallel to the horizon.

Answer 9

HORIZONTAL LINE

Creates an impression of serenity and perfect stability. Rest, calmness, peace, and reposed.

Question 10

give some meanings of HORIZONTAL LINE

Answer 10

Creates an impression of serenity and perfect stability. Rest, calmness, peace, and reposed.

Question 11

Portrays movement action (movement and instability)

Answer 11

DIAGONAL LINE

it shows movement and instability.

Question 12

give some meanings of DIAGONAL LINE

Answer 12

it shows movement and instability.

+ it speaks about the human nature of action, moving around, etc.

Question 13

it shows a gradual change of direction and fluidity.

Answer 13

CURVED LINE

It signifies subtle form.

Question 14

give some meaning of CURVED LINE

Answer 14

It signifies subtle form.

could also mean: flexibility, fluidity, versatility. just like how we as humans have to adjust & bend over for others(?)
misconception about curved lines: confusion

Question 15

it shows violence, zigzag, confusion, and conflict

Answer 15

JOG LINE / ZIGZAG

+ something’s wrong, messy, etc.

Question 16

the sum of these lines forming the contour of the figure

Answer 16

OUTLINE

Question 17

forming two or more shapes or as three-dimensional shape

Answer 17

FORM

makes are look closer to reality

Question 18

surface quality or ‘feel’ of an object

Answer 18

TEXTURE

smoothness, roughness, softness

Question 19

it utilizes other elements (lines, form, etc.) to allow a viewer to feel what they see

Answer 19

VISUAL TEXTURE

Question 20

• enclosed space
• determined by other elements

Answer 20

SHAPE

(it cannot be considered a shape if it’s not enclosed)

Question 21

what are the two types of shapes

Answer 21

1. Organic Shapes
2. Geometric Shapes

Question 22

this shape immitates nature

Answer 22

Organic Shapes

Question 23

this shape mimics man-made shapes

Answer 23

Geometric Shapes

Question 24

shapes that generally have corners and flat sides

Answer 24

Geometric Shapes

Question 25

The distance or area between, around, above, below, or within things.

Answer 25

SPACE

Question 26

is the **area between or within shapes or forms.** It can be manipulated to create the illusion of depth in a two dimensional work of art.

Answer 26

SPACE

Question 27

can be positive or negative.

Answer 27

SPACE

Question 28

The area within the objects of a composition

Answer 28

positive space

Question 29

The area surrounding the primary objects of a composition

Answer 29

negative space

Question 30

is the light we see reflected back from an object.

Answer 30

COLOR

Question 31

It can affect the *mood* of a piece and **add another dimension** to an art work.

Answer 31

color

Question 32

Color consists of three properties:

Answer 32

Hue, Saturation, Value,

Question 33

the name of the color

Answer 33

Hue

Question 34

creates depth

Answer 34

space (through foreground, middle ground, and background)

Question 35

how bright or concentrated the color is

Answer 35

Saturation

Question 36

how light or dark the color is. The colors in the color wheel get lighter as they get closer to the wheels center.

Answer 36

Value

Question 37

is the basis of color theory

Answer 37

The color wheel

Question 38

The theory that explains which colors will result when different pigments are mixed.

Answer 38

color theory

Question 39

PROPERTIES OF COLORS

Answer 39

* Value * Saturation

Question 40

degree of quality, purity, and strength such as scarlet and indigo. 2 to 3 colors in things.

Answer 40

Saturation

Question 41

Lightness, brightness, darkness of color

Answer 41

Value

Question 42

Classification of Colors

Answer 42

a. Primary colors b. Secondary colors c. Intermediate colors d. Tertiary colors

Question 43

colors that cannot be formed from mixtures because they are pure colors.

Answer 43

Primary colors ## Footnote Example: red, blue and yellow.

Question 44

colors form out of combination of two primary colors.

Answer 44

Secondary colors ## Footnote Example: Blue + Yellow = Green Red + Blue = Violet Red + Yellow = Orange

Question 45

form out of combination of two secondary colors.

Answer 45

Tertiary colors ## Footnote Example: Orange + purple = russet Orange + green = citron Purple + green = olives

Question 46

it denotes the means of artists to express his ideas, it pertains to materials used to express feelings through art.

Answer 46

MEDIUM

Question 47

colors form out of mixing one primary and one secondary.

Answer 47

Intermediate colors- ## Footnote Example: Yellow + Green = Yellow green Red + Violet = Red violet Red + Orange = Red orange

Question 48

pattern, arrangement of lines, color, synchronization or connection of path that suggest gracefulness.

Answer 48

RHYTHM

Question 49

PRINCIPLES OF ART [HUMPVERB]

Answer 49

-emphasis -rhythm -balance -proportion -harmony -unity -variety -movement

Question 50

the composition refers to developing points of interest to pull the viewer's eye to important parts of the body of the work.

Answer 50

EMPHASIS

Question 51

most important part --drawn to that area

Answer 51

EMPHASIS

Question 52

is the stressing of a particular area of focus

Answer 52

EMPHASIS

Question 53

distribution of visual weight

Answer 53

BALANCE

Question 54

refers to a composition in which the visual weight is perfectly and evenly distributed each side of the artwork.

Answer 54

SYMMETRICAL BALANCE

Question 55

when balance can be divided down the center and each side will be close to a mirror image of the other.

Answer 55

symmetrical composition ## Footnote (SYMMETRICAL BALANCE)

Question 56

when balance refers to those compositions in which the visual weight is not evenly distributed to both sides of the work of art.

Answer 56

ASYMMETRICAL BALANCE

Question 57

these will have **dominant side** in which the **majority of the visual weight is placed.**

Answer 57

Asymmetrical artworks ## Footnote (ASYMMETRICAL BALANCE)

Question 58

when balance occurs when objects are Positioned around a central point.

Answer 58

RADIAL

Question 59

The daisy, with its petals radiating from the center of the flower, is a good example of this

Answer 59

RADIAL

Question 60

achieved in a body of work by using similar elements throughout the work,

Answer 60

HARMONY

Question 61

refers to the differences in the work, you can achieve this by using different shapes, textures, colors and values in your work.

Answer 61

VARIETY

Question 62

adds excitement to your work by showing action and directing the viewer’s eye throughout the picture plane.

Answer 62

MOVEMENT

Question 63

is the path our eyes follow when we look at a work of art.

Answer 63

MOVEMENT

Question 64

The purpose of this is to create unity in the artwork with eye travel

Answer 64

MOVEMENT

Question 65

a type of movement in drawing and painting.

Answer 65

RHYTHM ## Footnote Alternating lights and darks also give a sense of rhythm.

Question 66

refers to the use of visual repetition within a work of art.

Answer 66

Rhythm

Question 67

It is seen in repeating of shapes and colors.

Answer 67

RHYTHM ## Footnote Alternating lights and darks also give a sense of rhythm.

Question 68

Rhythm can also be referred to as?

Answer 68

pattern

Question 69

________________within an artwork are created by repeating certain colors, line or shapes in specific areas.

Answer 69

Patterns

Question 70

refers to the relationships of the size of objects in a body of work.

Answer 70

PROPORTION

Question 71

Give a sense of size seen as a relationship of objects. such as smallness or largeness.

Answer 71

PROPORTION

Question 72

is seen in a painting or drawing when **all the parts equal a whole.**

Answer 72

UNITY

Question 73

Your work should **not** appear **disjointed** or **confusing.**

Answer 73

UNITY

Question 74

is the hallmark of a good design.

Answer 74

UNITY

Question 75

It is **the final result in a composition**

Answer 75

UNITY

Question 76

SUBJECTS OF WORK OF ART ## Footnote (enumerate)

Answer 76

1. Nature 2. Woman 3. Emotion 4. Places 5. Animals 6. Events 7. Saints 8. churches 9. Child 10. Fruits 11. Toys 12. Landscapes 13. Seascapes 14. Religion

Question 77

Black ## Footnote (give the correponding meanings of the color)

Answer 77

- Death, - despair, - gloom, - sorrow, ## Footnote 4

Question 78

Blue ## Footnote (give the correponding meanings of the color)

Answer 78

- Infinity, - Freedom, - Calmness, ## Footnote 3

Question 79

Brown ## Footnote (give the correponding meanings of the color)

Answer 79

Humility ## Footnote 1

Question 80

Green ## Footnote (give the correponding meanings of the color)

Answer 80

- Nature, - Freshness, - Prosperity, - Hope, - Money ## Footnote 5

Question 81

Orange ## Footnote (give the correponding meanings of the color)

Answer 81

- Sweetness, - Cheerfulness, ## Footnote 2

Question 82

Pink ## Footnote (give the correponding meanings of the color)

Answer 82

- Femininity, - love, ## Footnote 2

Question 83

Red ## Footnote (give the correponding meanings of the color)

Answer 83

- Bravery, - Energy, - Passion, - War, - Warm ## Footnote 5

Question 84

Violet ## Footnote (give the correponding meanings of the color)

Answer 84

- Royalty, - Dull

Question 85

Yellow ## Footnote (give the correponding meanings of the color)

Answer 85

- Joyful, - Life, - Vibrant, - Sunshine, - Happiness ## Footnote 5

Question 86

White ## Footnote (give the correponding meanings of the color)

Answer 86

- Purity, - Clarity, - Simplicity, - Virginity, - Peace

Question 87

adds life and fluidity

Answer 87

movement

Question 88

pattern of movement

Answer 88

rhythm

Question 89

interdependent and holistic

Answer 89

unity

Question 90

Repeating visual elements can create **visual energy and interest.**

Answer 90

rhythm

Question 91

when all the design *elements work harmoniously together* giving the viewer a satisfying sense of **belonging and relationship.**

Answer 91

unity

Question 92

can be used to create texture and variety within a work of art

Answer 92

Rhythm

Question 93

gives an uncomplicated look to your work.

Answer 93

harmony

Question 94

Basic framework of all forms,

Answer 94

vertical line