Intro/Basic
Line
Shape/Form
Value
Space
100
The subject matter involved in this painting.
"Luncheon of the Boating Party," 1880-81. Oil on Canvas. 51" x 68"
People at a party.
100
Element of art that is a connection of points
Line
100
The difference between shape and form is that shape is _____, and form is _______.
Shape is flat/2D, Form is 3D.
100
To create values by using lines that cross each other
Cross-hatching
100
The figure is always usually also referred to as the ___________space.
Positive
200
Which part of the information below refers to the credit line?
"Luncheon of the Boating Party," 1880-81. Oil on Canvas. 51" x 68"
"Luncheon of the Boating Party," 1880-81. Oil on Canvas. 51" x 68" (or the entirety of the text line)
200
The type of line that could relate to emotions
Expressive
200
Shapes or forms related to nature
Organic
200
The process of creating values by using intertwined swirls/circles
Scumbling
200
To draw the area around the figure in order to determine correct angles and shapes is drawing...
negative space
300
The entire subject matter, elements, and the way they are used refers to this vocabulary word.
composition
300
Type of line that is imaginary but is related to line of sight, the concept of closure, or edges from a form..
Implied
300
Shapes/Forms related to math.
Geometric
300
What happens when you place lines further apart when hatching?
Value decreases
300
The area within which an art image is found is called the
picture plane
400
When the people are looking at each other in an image, this incorporates the use of...
Line of Sight
400
A line that is part of building an image; Example: Lines that make up the outline of a cartoon mouse.
Descriptive
400
A door being opened, and knowing it is still a rectangle like it is when it is shut, shows the idea of
shape constancy
400
The use of this helps make something look 3D by using variations of value in the correct areas.
Chiaroscuro
400
Another word for cropping an image is
framing
500
Why type of texture makes up the image:
Simulated textures
500
Lines that define the edges of an object but are not necessarily thick.
Contour
500
The darkest part of a sphere drawing, including the shadow, would be its
Occlusion shadow, the area right underneath the sphere.
500
Why is it important to understand value in order to show form on a drawing surface?
The right values in the right place create depth on 2D surface.
500
What does it mean for something to be "foreshortened"?
Lines and angles are made shorter to show depth