M2: Elements of Shapes

Question 1

Is a flat,
enclosed area of an artwork created
through lines, textures, or colours, or an area enclosed by other shapes, such as
triangles, circles, and squares.

Answer 1

Shapes

Question 2

A form can refer to a three-dimensional
composition or object within a three-
dimensional composition.

Answer 2

Shapes

Question 3

Are precise edged
and mathematically consistent curves,
they are pure forms and so consist of
circles, squares, spirals, triangles.

Answer 3

Geometric Shapes

Question 4

Are free-form,
unpredictable, and flowing in
appearance.

Answer 4

Organic Shapes

Question 5

These shapes visually suggest the natural world
of animals, plants, sky, sea, etc.

Answer 5

Organic Shapes

Question 6

A shape that has details inside it, such as an outline of a human, with body features.

Answer 6

Positive Shape

Question 7

A shape without any details; it’s just an outline

Answer 7

Negative Shape

Question 8

A shape that is representative is created by the flattening out of three-dimensional objects.

Answer 8

Representation

Question 9

Breaking it down to shapes that,
when put together, form a recognizable
silhouette.

Answer 9

Representation

Question 10

Depictions of real things without being exact representations.

Answer 10

Abstract Shape

Question 11

Are simple volumes,
such as cubes, cylinders, and pyramids.

Answer 11

Geometric Forms