Single-Point Perspective
This is the center point of a Single-Point Drawing.
What is the Vanishing Point?
This style of self-portrait drawing is inspired by the director, Tim Burton, and used in all his stop motion films.
What is Burtonesque style?
This is an easy and relaxing way to create an image using lines, shapes, value, and repetition to create a structured pattern.
What is a Zentangle?
This Element of Design is created on a surface with a pointed moving tool. They can range in size, width, texture, and presentation. Common types of this are vertical, horizontal, diagonal, zig-zag, and curved.
What is a Line?
The drawings on the back wall of the classroom are an example of this style of drawings.
What is a Single-Point Drawing?
This is the horizontal line running left to right (or right to left) in the middle of the paper.
What is the Horizon Line?
This was the first Portrait drawing that you did in class that taught you proportions of the face.
HINT: It's a drawing of yourself.
What is a self-portrait drawing?
A design consisting of orderly, predictable repetition.
What is Pattern?
This Element of Design is a two-dimensional enclosed space that is either organic or geometric.
What is a Shape?
In the painting to the left of the BenQ board, the well is in this part of the painting.
What is the Foreground?
These are the style of Single-Point drawings that you completed in class.
What is a Cityscape?
This line is the center of the portrait drawings that divides the face in 4 quarters to help map out proportions.
What is the Center Line?
This sets up a feeling of rhythm by repeating the same shapes, texture, color, stroke, etc., but it is not necessarily orderly.
What is Repetition?
This Element of Design is a three-dimensional enclosed space that represents organic and geometric shapes in a third space. These commonly include Cones, Spheres or Cubes.
What is Form?
Phillip Wade, “Tarot Reading,” 1994, was used to explain this Element of Design.
*Picture is on your Review Sheet*
What is Form?
These 3 art tools are the most used when completing a Single-Point Drawing.
What is a Ruler, Pencil and Eraser?
This element of design is featured heavily in portrait drawings. It can be done with shading, cross-hatching, hatching, or scribbles.
What is Value?
A sequence of lines or shapes filling an object.
What is a Structured Pattern?
This Element of Design is how something feels. It can be implied or actual. When learning this, we went outside to gather 12 different types of these.
What is Texture?
"Roadrunners" by Billy Hassell, was used to explain this Element of Design.
*Photo is on your Review Sheet*
What is Space?
These are the lines that run diagonally from the Vanishing point to the objects in the Foreground.
What are Orthogonal Lines?
_________________ is when the eyes, nose, and mouth are the right size for the head.
What is Proportional?
These are the 3 Foundations of Art that were emphasized in the Zentangle Group Project you completed in class.
What are Color, Patterns and Repetitions?
This term defines the surface area between, before, and behind an object in a composition. This is how you build depth in a piece of Art.
(HINT: Foreground, Middleground and Background)
What is Space?
No. 20 on your Review sheet are examples of these 2 Elements of Art.
*You must determine which line is which to receive the points*
What is Repetition and Pattern?