Elements of Art

Question 1

They are the building blocks or the basic ingredients of any artwork

Answer 1

Elements of Art

Question 2

Building blocks of any artwork includes (5)

Answer 2

Lines, Shape and Form, Texture, Perspective, Color

Question 3

It is a visible mark, or an implied mark, between two endpoints and it is the most fundamental element of artworks

Answer 3

Line

Question 4

Modified True or False: Line define boundaries between four planes in a two

Answer 4

four -> two

Question 5

Modified True or False: Line directs our thinking where to look at in an artwork (a tool for emphasis)

Answer 5

thinking -> eyes

Question 6

Modified True or False: Line conveys a sense of pressure and determination.

Answer 6

pressure and determination -> movement and energy

Question 7

Its function gives an illusion of depth and space ( a tool for perspective )

Answer 7

Line

Question 8

This type of line are measured, controlled and planned

Answer 8

Regular Lines

Question 9

This type of line are wild, free and unrestrained

Answer 9

Irregular Lines

Question 10

This type of line gives us an impression of a continuous line

Answer 10

Implied Lines

Question 11

Modified True or False: More artworks does not combine the different types of lines.

Answer 11

does not combine -> combine

Question 12

This line connotes strength, stability and energy

Answer 12

Vertical Lines

Question 13

This line connotes calmness, peace and passiveness

Answer 13

Horizontal Lines

Question 14

This line connotes dynamicity, action, drama and movement

Answer 14

Diagonal Lines

Question 15

This line connotes fluidity, flow and grace

Answer 15

Curves

Question 16

This line connotes roughness

Answer 16

Zigzags

Question 17

It is a two-dimensional (2d) area where the boundaries are defined by lines or suggested by changes in color or value (shade)

Answer 17

Shape

Question 18

Shapes can be either ____ or _______

Answer 18

geometric or organic/natural

Question 19

These are closed figures composed of regular straight lines and curves

Answer 19

Geometric Shapes

Question 20

These consist of irregular lines which are unpredictable and suggest shapes from the natural world.

Answer 20

Organic/Natural Shapes

Question 21

It is a three-dimensional (3d) object. Mass and volume are the main attributes of it.

Answer 21

Form

Question 22

It is the space the object occupies on a form

Answer 22

Volume

Question 23

It is the expression that the object is solid on a form

Answer 23

Mass

Question 24

What are the two types of forms

Answer 24

Geometric Forms and Organic Forms

Question 25

This type of form are regular and readily expressed in words

Answer 25

Geometric Forms

Question 26

This type of form are irregular and unpredictable

Answer 26

Organic Forms

Question 27

The tactile sensation we experience when we physically touch an object.

Answer 27

Texture in three-dimensional real objects

Question 28

The illusion produced by the artist to remind our memories of an actual texture

Answer 28

Texture in two-dimensional objects

Question 29

Contradiction of other tactile experiences (in surrealism)

Answer 29

Subversive textures

Question 30

It is a creation of the illusion of depth in a two-dimensional image using mathematical concepts that is synonymous to point-of-view using depth that manipulates value (in color), space and perspective

Answer 30

Perspective

Question 31

It is a type of perspective used by artists in which the relative size, shape and position of objects are determined by drawn or imagined lines converging at a point of the horizon

Answer 31

Linear Perspective

Question 32

It is a type of perspective used by artists in which depth is communicated through the use of parallel diagonal lines

Answer 32

isometric perspective

Question 33

It refers to the lightness or darkness of a color (Implying Depth)

Answer 33

Value

Question 34

It is the technique used to manipulate the light and shadows of an artwork (Implying Depth)

Answer 34

Chiaroscuro

Question 35

It is the most vivid element of art and design

Answer 35

Color

Question 36

True or False: We can see color without light

Answer 36

False

Question 37

It is the result of the interaction between light and something in the surface of an object

Answer 37

pigment

Question 38

What are the three property of colors?

Answer 38

Hue, Value, Intensity

Question 39

A property of color that connotes the general classification of a color

Answer 39

Hue

Question 40

A property of color that connotes the lightness or darkness of a color

Answer 40

Value

Question 41

A property of color that connotes the brightness of dullness of a color

Answer 41

Intensity

Question 42

It is a graphic showing the relationships between hues. Also called a color map.

Answer 42

Color Wheel

Question 43

These are three basic colors which all others are derived

Answer 43

Primary Colors

Question 44

These colors are mixed from two primary colors

Answer 44

Secondary Colors

Question 45

These colors that can be mixed from a secondary and primary colors

Answer 45

Tertiary Colors

Question 46

These are the dynamic combination of colors (with respect to unity)

Answer 46

Color Harmonies

Question 47

The association of colors with the sensation of warmth or coolness

Answer 47

Color Temperature

Question 48

Warm colors consist of

Answer 48

Reds and Yellows

Question 49

Cool colors consist of

Answer 49

Green and Blues

Question 50

True or False: Color does not influence how we think and feel

Answer 50

False (it does influence how we think and feel such as red that induces hunger and anger)

Question 51

Colors does not connote language

Answer 51

False (It does connote language, such as black mood (depression), blue (sad), geren-eyed monster (envious person))

Question 52

Colors may connote a tradition

Answer 52

True (Green for muslims, yellow for buddhist, blue for christians)

Question 53

yellow and violet uses what color harmony?

Answer 53

complementary

Question 54

green, yellow-green and green uses what color harmony?

Answer 54

analogous

Question 55

red, yellow, blue uses what color harmony?

Answer 55

triadic

Question 56

blue, orange-yellow and red-orange uses what color harmony?

Answer 56

split-complementary

Question 57

blue-green, blue-violet, orange yellow and red-orange uses what color harmony?

Answer 57

rectangle (double-complementary)

Question 58

blue, yellow-green, orange and violet-red uses what color harmony?

Answer 58

square

Question 59

what are diff. types of color harmonies?

Answer 59

complementary, analogous, triadic, split-complementary, rectangle, square