Final

Question 1

Line

Answer 1

is the extension of a point, either straight or curved.

Question 2

Shape

Answer 2

is a flat plane having length and height

Question 3

Form

Answer 3

is a shape or object with dimension of depth. It may be the actual mas of a sculpture, or building, or the suggested mass on a two-dimensional surface in a drawing or painting.

Question 4

Texture

Answer 4

Is the identifying surface quality of a substance. this can either be tactile or visual.

Question 5

Color or hue

Answer 5

Is the light quality which distinguishes a color by name.

Question 6

Value

Answer 6

Is the range of lightness or darkness within a picture.

Question 7

Space

Answer 7

Is the three-dimensionality of sculpture. Space in a two-dimensional drawing or painting refers to the arrangements of objects on the picture plane. These objects can be cluttered or bare on th paper or canvas. The illusion of depth can be achieved by using perspective.

Question 8

Rhythm Movement

Answer 8

Controls the way the viewer looks at a work of art and where his/her eyes are led

Question 9

Variety

Answer 9

is concerned with the inclusion of differences in the elements of a composition to offset unity and add interest to an artwork.

Question 10

Balance

Answer 10

is the equal arrangement of visual elements in a work of art. We looked at examples of asymmetrical, Radial, and symmetrical balance.

Question 11

Emphasis

Answer 11

is an area in a work of art which is stressed to attract the viewer’s attention.

Question 12

Pattern

Answer 12

The repetition of elements or combination to create a recognizable organization.

Question 13

Unity

Answer 13

A sense of oneness or wholeness in a work of art; allows the viewer to see a combination of elements and principles as a whole.

Question 14

Contrast/Proportion

Answer 14

is concerned with the size relationship of one part to the whole and one part to another part. Contrast can be employed in colors.

Question 15

Closure

Answer 15

When your eye completes an unclosed path or image.

Question 16

Proximity

Answer 16

When elements are placed close together, they tend to be perceived as a group.

Question 17

Similarity

Answer 17

Things which share visual characteristics such as shape, size, color, texture, value or orientation will be seen as belonging together.

Question 18

Figure/Ground Relationship

Answer 18

The eye differentiates an object from its surrounding area. A form, silhouette, or shape is naturally perceived as figure (object), while the surrounding area is perceived as ground (background).

Question 19

Advertising

Answer 19

trying to sell something

Question 20

Mass-marketing

Answer 20

no target audience

Question 21

Target Audience

Answer 21

Group of people to appeal to

Question 22

Logo

Answer 22

Company name, design, symbol of comparny

Question 23

Raster vs. vector based program

Answer 23

Pixels vs. shapes

Question 24

Serif vs. San Serif

Answer 24

serif has “wings”, sans serif is without “wings”