Principals and elements of art gr 9

Question 1

Movement

Answer 1

• Principal of design
• Creating the look and feel of action to guide the viewers eye throughout the work of art. it can move the viewers eyes to a focal point

Question 2

Variety

Answer 2

• Principal of design
  It involves combining art elements with slight changes to increase visual interest

Question 3

Pattern

Answer 3

• Principal of design
• A regular arrangement of alternated or repeated elements (ex shapes, liens, colours)

Question 4

Contrast

Answer 4

• Principal of design
• The juxtaposition (comparison) of diff elements of design (ex rough and smooth textures, light and dark values) in order to highlight their differences and\or create visual interest or a focal point

Question 5

Emphasis

Answer 5

• Principal of design
• Special attention to one given park of a work of art. Can be achieved thru placement, congrats, colour, size, repetition

Question 6

Balance

Answer 6

• Principal of design
• A feeling of balance results when the elements of design are arranged symmetrical or asymmetrical to create the impression of equality in weight it importance

Question 7

Proportion

Answer 7

• Principal of design
• The relationship between objects with respect to size, number, and so in, including the relationship between parts of a whole

Question 8

Unity

Answer 8

• Principal of design
• The arrangement of elements to given the viewer the feeling that all parts of the piece form a coherent whole

Question 9

Rhythm

Answer 9

• Principal of design
• Repeating an element of art to make a work seem active or suggest vibration

Question 10

Line

Answer 10

• Element of art
• Line is the path of a moving point
• Line defines the edges of shapes and forms

Question 11

Shape

Answer 11

• Element of art
• Shape is a closed line
• Shape can be geometric like squares and circles or organic like free formed shapes or natural shapes, they are flat and can express length and form

Question 12

Form

Answer 12

• Element of art
• Forms are three-dimensional shapes expressing length width and depth
• Balls cylinders boxes and triangles are forms

Question 13

Texture

Answer 13

• Element of art
• Texture is the surface quality of an artwork how it feels or how it looks like it would feel
• Textures do not always feel the way they look

Question 14

Space

Answer 14

• Element of art
• Space is the area around and i between an object - Space can be positive or negative (positive is the objects, elements or images in the object, negative is around object)

Question 15

Value

Answer 15

• Element of art
• Is the degree of light or dark in an image
• Value is directly related to contrast
• Value helps create form

Question 16

Colour

Answer 16

• element of art
• Colour is the use of hue in artwork and design
• It is the most expressive element of art
• Complemenntary colours are located opposite to each other on the colour wheel
• Analogous colours are any three colours next to each other on the wheel