CHAPTER 4 : LANGUAGE OF ART ELEMENTS AND THE PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN

Question 1

It creates the impression of movement

Answer 1

Lines

Question 2

Their movement direction is upward or downward

Answer 2

Vertical lines

Question 3

The movement direction is from left to right or vice versa

Answer 3

Horizontal lines

Question 4

These are slanted lines

Answer 4

Diagonal lines

Question 5

Connected combinations of diagonal life

Answer 5

Zigzag lines

Question 6

Lines that do not appear linear

Answer 6

Curved lines

Question 7

Vertical,horinzontal and/or diagonal

Answer 7

Direction

Question 8

Wavy or spirals

Answer 8

Degree of curve

Question 9

Defined as the darkness or lightness of an object

Answer 9

Value

Question 10

A technique used to create darker themes or value

Answer 10

Crosshatching

Question 11

Lines that conveys static and at rest impressions

Answer 11

Vertical and horizontal lines

Question 12

Lines that may show expression of relative activity

Answer 12

Curved lines

Question 13

Lines used by artist to express the feeling of instability, tension, or excitement

Answer 13

Diagonal lines

Question 14

Lines used to create feelings of confusion

Answer 14

Zigzag lines

Question 15

Application of lines that creates edges or ridges of an object

Answer 15

Contour lines

Question 16

Expressive movements which are intended to capture motion, activity , and the feeling found in it

Answer 16

Gestured drawing

Question 17

Two dimensional area

Answer 17

Shapes, form, and space

Question 18

Three dimensional aspects of space and shape

Answer 18

Forms

Question 19

Chiaroscuro

Answer 19

Chiaro - bright
Oscuro - dark

Question 20

Relative distance

Answer 20

Depth

Question 21

Beautiful handwriting

Answer 21

Calligraphy

Question 22

ILLUSION AND DEPTH USING GESTALT PRINCIPLES OF PERCEPTION

Answer 22

Overlapping
Size
Placement
Detail
Color
Converging lines

Question 23

Compactness of the object

Answer 23

Density

Question 24

Waves that activates the color reception of the eyes

Answer 24

Cones

Question 25

Primary colros amd secondary colors

Answer 25

Hue

Question 26

Described the lightness or darkness of a color

Answer 26

Value

Question 27

Referd to how bright or dull the use of hue is

Answer 27

Intensitg

Question 28

Only one color used

Answer 28

Monochromatic colors

Question 29

The hues used are usually those that are side by side in the color wheel and operste in a common hue

Answer 29

Analogous colors

Question 30

Colros used when the theme of art is intended to create strong expression of contrast

Answer 30

Complementary colors

Question 31

Three general colors spaced on equal intervals on the color wheel

Answer 31

Color triads

Question 32

Used when you combine a hue with each side and its exact complement

Answer 32

Split complements

Question 33

Shoes how the subjects and objects of the piece feels if touched

Answer 33

Texture

Question 34

Principle by which ensuring that all elements of art are accorded with equal forces

Answer 34

Balance

Question 35

Principle of art that is mostly concerned with how the sizes of objects and somr elements relate to each other

Answer 35

Proportion

Question 36

Principle of art that breeds interest to the viewers or audience

Answer 36

Variety

Question 37

Improves the variety by creating different levels of emphasis to draw areas that may draw audience attention

Answer 37

Emphasis

Question 38

Happens when there is equilibrium in variety and emphasis

Answer 38

Harmony

Question 39

Wholeness or oneness of the artwork

Answer 39

Unity

Question 40

Technique in emphasis

Answer 40

Contrast
Isolation
Location
Convergence
Unusual

Question 41

To create unity, these aree some considerstion you can adopt

Answer 41

Simplicity
Repetition
Proximity