Perspective
Zines
Zentangles
Art Critique
Mixed Media
100

What is a vanishing point?

The point where all parallel lines converge in perspective drawings.

100

What is a zine?

A small, self-published work often used for self-expression.

100

What is the main purpose of Zen tangles?

To promote mindfulness and relaxation through repetitive patterns.

100

What are the four steps of art critique?

Describe, Analyze, Interpret, Evaluate (Judgement).

100

What does “mixed media” mean in art?

Combining two or more artistic materials or techniques in one artwork.

200

How many vanishing points are in a two-point perspective drawing?

Two

200

True or False: Zines are mass-produced like magazines.

False.

200

True or False: Zen tangles must follow pre-planned designs.

False

200

During the “Describe” step, what should you focus on?

Observing and listing the visual details of the artwork, such as color, texture, and subject matter.

200

 True or False: Mixed media artworks can include both 2D and 3D elements.

True

300

What does the horizon line represent in perspective drawings?

The viewer’s eye level.

300

List two common techniques used to create zines.

Collage, drawing, photography, typography, or handwriting.

300

Name two design principles that are often emphasized in Zen tangles.

Balance, repetition, rhythm, contrast, or variety.

300

What is the focus of the “Analyze” step in critique?

Examining how the elements of art and principles of design are used

300

Name three materials that could be used in a mixed media artwork.

Paint, collage, ink, fabric, digital prints, or found objects. etc...

400

Name a situation where you would use one-point perspective instead of two-point perspective.

Drawing a hallway or road where all objects face the viewer directly.

400

What is the "DIY ethos" in zine culture?

The focus on creating and sharing art independently without professional production.

400

What is the difference between a Zen tangle and traditional doodling?

Zen tangles focus on intentional patterns and mindfulness, while doodling is more spontaneous and unstructured.

400

Which aesthetic theory focuses on emotional impact?

Expressionism.

400

Why might an artist choose to use mixed media instead of a single medium?

To create more texture, depth, or meaning by combining diverse techniques.

500

Draw a small cube in two-point perspective, including the horizon line and vanishing points.

(Students should create a cube with lines converging to two vanishing points).

500

Describe one way zines have been used for activism.

Zines often address social issues or promote marginalized voices through creative and accessible formats.

500

Draw and label one Zen tangle pattern.

(Students should create a repetitive, structured design, such as spirals or grids).

500

What are the 3 aesthetic Theories discussed in class!

Formalism, Emotionalism, Immitationalism 

500

Draw a doodle with a foreground, midground, & background

Must include at least 3 elements