Elements and Principles

Question 1

There are ways to look into color:

Answer 1

a. Hue
b. Saturation
c. Value

Question 2

Refers to the actual colors of a painting;

Answer 2

Hue

Question 3

Refers to the purity of a color in relation to its appearance in the color spectrum

Answer 3

Saturation

Question 4

Refers to the lightness and darkness of a color.

Answer 4

Value

Question 5

It is the distance between two points

Answer 5

Line

Question 6

It is the distance between or within shapes, forms, colors, and lines.

Answer 6

Space

Question 7

Refers to the area of the composition that the subject occupies.

Answer 7

Positive Space

Question 8

Refers to an empty or open space that surrounds the object.

Answer 8

Nwgative Space

Question 9

It is the overall form taken by the artwork

Answer 9

Form

Question 10

The physical nature of a work of art

Answer 10

Form

Question 11

It is the result of closed lines, either two-dimensional lines or flat lines.

Answer 11

Shape

Question 12

It is the gradual change of color from lightness to darkness.

Answer 12

Value

Question 13

It is the way art is felt by touching and seeing

Answer 13

Texture

Question 14

The repeating unit of space or form. It is the repetition of a visual element.

Answer 14

Pattern

Question 15

Types of patterns:

Answer 15

a. Man-made patterns
b. Natural patterns

Question 16

How each element of art relates to the other within a composition.

Answer 16

Balance

Question 17

Balance creates a visual —

Answer 17

equilibrium

Question 18

Two types of balance:

Answer 18

Asymmetrical balance
Symmetrical balance

Question 19

It is when both sides are different, but it is arranged so that it looks balanced.

Answer 19

Asymmetrical balance

Question 20

Refers to a sense of formality, order, and permanence.

Answer 20

Symmetrical balance

Question 21

The focal point of art to attract a person’s attention.

Answer 21

Emphasis

Question 22

The difference in art. It is the arrangement of opposite elements, such as smooth and rough textures, small and large shapes, and light and dark colors.

Answer 22

Contrast

Question 23

Give art a sense of cohesion. It is when an artwork achieves a certain point of wholeness. An artwork becomes complete because all the elements work together in a composition.

Answer 23

Harmony and unity

Question 24

Takes place when an artist uses different elements in a composition. The artist chooses to vary in exposure, color, angle, shapes, and sizes.

Answer 24

Variety

Question 25

Physical movement in art.

Answer 25

Movement

Question 26

The relationship of two objects in a composition. An object’s relationship referred to as a whole.

Answer 26

Proportion

Question 27

Allows artists to communicate figurative meaning to the audience.

Answer 27

Connotation

Question 28

Commonly understood cultural or emotional association that some word or phrase carries, in addition to the word’s or phrase’s explicit or literal meaning.

Answer 28

Connotation