Chapter 6, 7, and 10

Question 0

Preliminary study

Answer 0

I plan, study, think through an idea, and explore

Question 1

Drawings

Answer 1

Used for preliminary study, illustration, and expression.

Question 2

Illustration

Answer 2

To make visual the written word, ideas, or products.

Question 3

Expression

Answer 3

Used solely as the artists method of expression

Question 4

Dry media

Answer 4

Tends to be abrasive

Question 5

Charcoal

Answer 5

Allows for bold, spontaneous lines

Question 6

Liquid media

Answer 6

Pen and ink

Question 7

Ink

Answer 7

Allows for no mistakes, but allows for variation in the thickness and thinness of lines

Question 8

Pigment

Answer 8

Powdered color. compound with the medium

Question 9

Medium

Answer 9

A liquid that holds pigments together without desolving them. Can also include a binder

Question 10

Binder

Answer 10

An ingredient that ensures that the paint will adhere to the surface. It is applied to the support

Question 11

Support

Answer 11

A surface on which the artist works, with a ground or primer

Question 12

Encaustic Paint

Answer 12

Wax and resin mixed with pigments and burned in as a heat source passes over the surface.

Question 13

Fresco Paint

Answer 13

Pigment mixed with water and a plaster support, usually a wall or ceiling that is damp.

Question 14

Tempera Paint

Answer 14

An aqueous (water) medium like watercolor, with the durability of oil. Most famous emulsion is egg yolk.

Question 15

Oil Paint

Answer 15

Pigment combined with oil, usually linseed.

Question 16

Glazes

Answer 16

Send translucent veils of color applied over a thick layer of underpainting

Question 17

Imposto

Answer 17

Using a palette knife to paint.

Question 18

Graphic design

Answer 18

The visual presentation of information

Question 19

Goal of graphic design

Answer 19

Communication of a specific message to specific group of people. The success of the design is measured by how well the message is conveyed

Question 20

Tools

Answer 20

Signs and symbols, typography and layout, illustration, the digital realm

Question 21

Changes

Answer 21

Three historical changes created the high demand for the industry. Printing press, Industrial Revolution, travel communication and technology

Question 22

Symbols

Answer 22

These convey information or ideas for all languages

Question 23

Logos and Trademarks

Answer 23

Symbols that represent the company or its products gain meaning through effective advertising. They play a major part in the identity of a corporation

Question 24

Typography

Answer 24

The arrangement an appearance of letters

Question 25

Layout

Answer 25

A blueprint for work in print to hold the viewers attention

Question 26

Illustration

Answer 26

An image created to accompany words