CATEGORY 1 — VALUE & SHADING
CATEGORY 2 — DRAWING BASICS
CATEGORY 3 — CONTOUR LINE
CATEGORY 4 — COLOR THEORY
CATEGORY 5 — NOTAN, TESSELLATIONS, & TUNNEL BOOKS
100

What is value?

How light or dark something is.

100

What is the FIRST step when drawing from observation?

Start with basic shapes.

100

Contour lines show the ______ of an object.

Answer: Edges / outlines.


100

What are the CMY painting primary colors?

Answer: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow.


100

Define positive space.

Answer: The main object.


200

Name the darkest part of an object.

Core shadow.


200

What shapes help build a cylinder?

Ellipses.

200

Are you allowed to shade in a contour drawing?

No

200

What do complementary colors create?

Answer: High contrast.


200

Define negative space.

Answer: The area around or between objects.


300

What do you call the shadow that forms on the table?

Cast shadow.

300

Name the three primary forms.

Sphere, cylinder, cube.

300

What must you do after outlining in Sharpie?

Answer: Erase pencil lines.


300

What is a tint?

Answer: Color + white.


300

What is a tessellation?

Answer: A repeating shape that fits with NO gaps or overlaps.


400

Which shading technique uses tiny dots?

Stippling.

400

Why do artists use basic shapes first?

Answer: Helps with proportion and accuracy.


400

What does “fill the page” mean?

Answer: Draw large enough so the object takes up the page.


400

What is a monochromatic color scheme?

Answer: One color + tints + shades.


400

Tunnel books are arranged in what order?

Answer: Foreground → Middle ground → Background.


500

List the 5 parts of value on a sphere.

Highlight, midtones, core shadow, reflected light, cast shadow.

500

What do we call the imaginary line through the center of a circle or cylinder?

Answer: Axis line.

500

Give one example of something you can add for detail in contour shoes.

Answer: Laces, stitching, patterns, logos, etc.

500

Name ALL three complementary pairs.

Answer: Red–Green, Blue–Orange, Yellow–Purple.

500

What is the purpose of the front frame in a tunnel book?

Answer: Defines the opening; introduces the scene.

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