Element of Art Space Flashcards

1
Q

Who rediscovered the theory of linear perspective?

A

Filippo Brunelleschi

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2
Q

What does linear perspective involve?

A

Horizon line(s), vanishing point(s), and receding lines

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3
Q

When do we use 3pt. perspective?

A

For tall or deep objects

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4
Q

In linear drawing, what can you change?

A

The thickness of your line

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5
Q

What is the closest part of a box in 1-pt. perspective?

A

The front side

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6
Q

Value change is a form of:

A

Aerial perspective

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7
Q

Details of objects in the distance are:

A

Less clear than those in the foreground

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8
Q

What is the horizon line?

A

The artist’s eye level

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9
Q

Receding lines are lines parallel to each other that gradually move away from the viewer. What do they appear to do?

A

coverage

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10
Q

Objects that are smaller than others in a drawing appear to be:

A

Further back

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11
Q

What is the closest part of a box in 2-pt. perspective?

A

The front corner

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12
Q

What dimensions does a three-dimensional object have?

A

Width, height, and thickness

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13
Q

What is the basic technique for suggesting space?

A

Overlapping objects

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14
Q

What is the picture plane

A

The two-dimensional surface upon which a painting or drawing is created

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15
Q

Where are most vanishing points positioned?

A

On the horizon line

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16
Q

Space as an element of art refers to:

A

The area of a sculpture on an architectural structure

17
Q

How do you determine the number of vanishing points needed?

A

Based on the position of the object to the picture plane

18
Q

When do we use 1 pt perspective?

A

When the object is parallel to the picture plane

19
Q

What is the picture plane?

A

The surface of your drawing paper or canvas

20
Q

Objects in the distance appear to be:

A

Bluer and less intense or bright.

21
Q

What determines the position of the horizon line?

A

The artist’s eye level

22
Q

Space in a 2-dimensional drawing or painting refers to:

A

The arrangement of objects on the picture plane

23
Q

What is the standard starting point when drawing an object?

A

The closest part

24
Q

When do we use 2pt. perspective?

A

When the object is at an angle to the picture plane.