Module 2&3

Question 1

the fundamental pieces that make up an
artwork.

Answer 1

Elements of arts and
Principles of design

Question 2

are the building blocks of an artwork.
They are the tools artists use when creating an artwork.

Answer 2

Elements of an artwork

Question 3

7 Elements of an Art

Answer 3

color
line
shape
form
value
texture
space

Question 4

are how those building blocks are arranged. They are the ways an artist can organize the elements of art to create a
wide range of effects

Answer 4

Principles of design

Question 5

8 principles of designs

Answer 5

contrast
rhythm
proportion
balance
unity
emphasis
movement
variety

Question 6

is the VISUAL PROPERTY of the pigment of an
object that is DETECTED BY THE EYE and produced as a
result of the way the object reflects or emits light.

Answer 6

Color

Question 7

three properties of color

Answer 7

hue
value
intensity

Question 8

is the name of a color

Answer 8

Hue

Question 9

is
a color’s lightness or darkness, which is altered when
black or white is added.

Answer 9

Value

Question 10

often measured by boldness or dullness.

Answer 10

Intensity

Question 11

Three primary colors.

Answer 11

Red
Yellow
Blue

Question 12

They are the base hues for all other colors.

Answer 12

Primary colors

Question 13

are called that because, when placed
side by side, they are pleasing to the eye. They create an
appealing contrast in artworks.

Example:
red and green
purple and
yellow
orange and blue

Answer 13

Complementary colors

Question 14

create harmony and unity in
art because they are made of the same hues.

Example:
blue and
green
Red and orange
Yellow and green

Answer 14

Analogous colors

Question 15

Is an element of art defined as the path of a point moving through
space

Answer 15

Line

Question 16

A line that can dramatically alter an artwork.

Answer 16

Direction of line

Question 17

a line that create MOVEMENT AN ENERGY.

Answer 17

DIAGONAL
lines

Question 18

lines that add stability and strength to an artwork.

Answer 18

HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL lines

Question 19

lines form the outside edge of a three-dimensional shape and
clearly defines the area it occupies.

Answer 19

Contour lines

Question 20

lines that show movement, particularly of characters in an
artwork

Answer 20

Gesture lines

Question 21

lines that are not made by a physical mark in an artwork, but rather by VISUAL SUGGESTION.

Answer 21

Implied lines

Question 22

Lines that show feeling and emotion

Answer 22

Expressive lines

Question 23

is an enclosed area of space
created through lines or other elements
of the composition.

Answer 23

Shape

Question 24

are PRECISE areas that can be made
using a ruler or compass. These shapes CAN BE SIMPLE OR COMPLEX
and generally give an artwork a sense of order

Answer 24

Geometric shapes

Question 25

are COMPLEX and IMPRECISE. They give works of art a natural feeling. I

Answer 25

Organic shapes

Question 26

–is an element of art closely related to shape. – is always three- dimensional. –is measurable by length, width, and height, and encloses volume. – can be created by combining two or more shapes and are often defined by the presence of shadow and how light plays against it in an artwork.

Answer 26

Form