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78問 • 1年前
  • Sheena Tambis
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    5 lines variations

    length,width,weight,texture,style

  • 2

    it can be long or short

    length

  • 3

    in lines goes frim thin to thick

    width

  • 4

    in lines means the continuous change of width

    weight

  • 5

    in lines defines hiw smooth or rough it is

    texture

  • 6

    lines refers to continuous,dotted,dashed pr implied lines

    style

  • 7

    is defined as the darkness or lightness of an object

    value

  • 8

    different pencil shading techniques

    stippling,scumbling,shading,smudging,crosshatching

  • 9

    4 expressions of lines

    movement of lines,contour lines,gesture drawing and calligraphic drawing

  • 10

    movement of lines

    vertical and horizontal lines,curved lines,diagonal lines,zigzag lines

  • 11

    convey static and at rest impressions. Artist may use them to show dignity, formality or stiffness.

    vertical or horizontal lines

  • 12

    may show expressions of relative activity.This maye depend on the amount of curve it makes.

    curved lines

  • 13

    are used by artists to express the feelings of instability, tension or excitement. Their instability provides feelings of being uneasy or discomfort

    dioagonal lines

  • 14

    have been used to create feeling of confusion. Due to combinations of diagonal lines, the evoke feelings of too much excitement or anxiety.

    zigzag lines

  • 15

    These are applications of lines to create edges or ridges of an object.These provide a certain degree of separation from one object to another

    contour lines

  • 16

    are usually expressive movements which are intended to capture motion, activity and the feeling found in it

    gesture drawing

  • 17

    means beautiful handwriting.It is often associated with asian characters usually with chinese, japanese,korean and thai language

    calligraphic drawing

  • 18

    defined teo dimensional area. It has an outline around and it recognizable through its form

    shape

  • 19

    are accurately measured shapes,hence, having mathematical bases.

    geometric shapes

  • 20

    can either be geometric or free form

    shapes

  • 21

    these are types of shapes that are irregular in sturcture

    free form shapes

  • 22

    2 types of shapes

    geometric shapes and freeform shapes

  • 23

    are the three dimensional aspects of spaces and shapes

    forms

  • 24

    is an essential element to understanding art as it involves the puter and inner spaces of an artwork

    space

  • 25

    what makes lines,shapes, forms and space alive is through their colors

    color

  • 26

    color is one of the elements of art that is derived from the light and the different reflections of it

    perception of color

  • 27

    in the color spectrum, there is such a thing as primary colors namely,red,blue and yellow. They are also considered as

    primary hues

  • 28

    secondary colors

    green,purple,orange

  • 29

    primary color

    red,blue,yellow

  • 30

    tertiary color

    blue-green,yellow-green,blue-purple,red-purple,orange-red,yello-orange

  • 31

    describes the lightness and darkness of a color

    value

  • 32

    refers to how bright or dull the use of hue is.If a certain surface of an object reflects yellow light, then the surface projects intense and bright yellow

    intensity

  • 33

    organizing colors are part of the planning phase in the creation of art

    color schemes

  • 34

    perception of color

    hue,value,intensity,color schemes

  • 35

    types of color schemes

    monochromic colors,analogous colors,complementary colors,color triads,split complements,warm and cool colors

  • 36

    this is a technique where only one color is used

    monochromatic colors

  • 37

    the hues used are usually those that are side by side hue

    analogous colors

  • 38

    are used when the theme of art is intended to create strong expression of contrast.

    complementary colors

  • 39

    from the name itself, art must be focused on three general colors spaced on equal intervals on the color wheel

    color triads

  • 40

    is used when you combine a hue with each side of its exact complement

    split complements

  • 41

    the color wheel can be divided into two groups namely the

    warm and cool colors

  • 42

    colors convey ideas,emotions and actual behavior.What makes color useful in expression is its ability to represent reality,something that is more like how our senses see it

    expressive qualities of colors

  • 43

    3 expressive qualities of colors

    optical color,arbitrary colors,space

  • 44

    is an artist approach to reproduce colors,as they seem to be.

    optical color

  • 45

    because feelings,emotions and some thoughts are abstract, literal portrayal of colors such as optical colors is mostly inapplicable.

    arbitrary color

  • 46

    together with lines,positioning colors have also been used to create impressions of depth.

    space

  • 47

    in art it refers to how the subject and object of the piece fells if touched

    texture

  • 48

    texture is perceived through the senses

    perceiving texture

  • 49

    is the feeling derived out touching a specific object art

    tactile texture

  • 50

    types or texture and value

    rough and smooth textures,matter and shiny texture

  • 51

    principles of design

    rhythm,pattern and movement,visual rhythm,pattern

  • 52

    rhythm in arts is its principle that is defined by the repetition of elements or objects

    rhythm,pattern and movement

  • 53

    this is the kind of rhythm that is created by the sense of sight rather than the sense of hearing

    visual rhythm

  • 54

    can be applied in two dimensional space called patters.

    rhythm

  • 55

    types of rhythm and pattern

    random,regular,alternating,progressive

  • 56

    types of emphasis

    emphasizing element, emphasizing area

  • 57

    through this process, the element of art is deemed to be more important while subordinatingthe other elements

    emphasizing elements

  • 58

    an artwork’s focal point is an emphasized area

    emphasizing area

  • 59

    techniques in emphasis

    contrast,isolation,location,convergence,unusual

  • 60

    this sort of art is called

    abstract

  • 61

    types of abstract art

    dadaism,surrealism,constructivism,abstract expressionism,optical art,pop art,minimalism,conceptual art,photorealism

  • 62

    it is an art movement formed during the first world war in zurich

    dadaism

  • 63

    this uses principles, ideals or practice of producing fantastic or incongruous imagery or effects in art,literature,film or theater by means og unnatural or irrational just a position and combination

    surrealism

  • 64

    this is an artistic and architectural philosophy that originated in russia beginning in 1915 by

    vladimir tatlin and alexander rodchenko

  • 65

    this is an artistic and architectural philosophy that originated in russia beginning in 1915

    constructivism

  • 66

    this is the term applied to new forms of abstract developed by american painters

    abstract expressionism

  • 67

    abstract expressionism developed by american painters such as

    jacksson pollock,mark rothko,willem de kooning

  • 68

    abstract expressionism developed in the

    1940s and 1950s

  • 69

    this work is abstract with many better known pieces created in blank and white

    optical art

  • 70

    it is based on modern popular culture and the mads media especially as a critical or ironic comment on traditional fine art values

    pop art

  • 71

    it describes movement in various form or art and design,especially visual art and music where the work is set out to explore the essence,essentials or identity of a subject through eliminating all non-essential form,features or concepts

    minimalism

  • 72

    it is an art in which the concept or idea invloved in the work takes precedence over traditional aesthetic,technical and material concerns

    conceptual art

  • 73

    it is a genre of art that encompasses painting,drawing and other graphic media in which an artist studies a photograph and then attempts to reproduce the image as realistically as possible in other medium

    photorealism

  • 74

    the different planes of art

    the semiotic plane,the iconic plane,the contextual plane

  • 75

    hues may be added with black or white

    alter values

  • 76

    is the portion of the electromagnetic spectrum visible to human eyes

    visible light spectrum

  • 77

    the human brain is capable to think

    5000 thought per day

  • 78

    may differ in terms of how much light the surface absorbs and expresses light

    value of a line

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    5 lines variations

    length,width,weight,texture,style

  • 2

    it can be long or short

    length

  • 3

    in lines goes frim thin to thick

    width

  • 4

    in lines means the continuous change of width

    weight

  • 5

    in lines defines hiw smooth or rough it is

    texture

  • 6

    lines refers to continuous,dotted,dashed pr implied lines

    style

  • 7

    is defined as the darkness or lightness of an object

    value

  • 8

    different pencil shading techniques

    stippling,scumbling,shading,smudging,crosshatching

  • 9

    4 expressions of lines

    movement of lines,contour lines,gesture drawing and calligraphic drawing

  • 10

    movement of lines

    vertical and horizontal lines,curved lines,diagonal lines,zigzag lines

  • 11

    convey static and at rest impressions. Artist may use them to show dignity, formality or stiffness.

    vertical or horizontal lines

  • 12

    may show expressions of relative activity.This maye depend on the amount of curve it makes.

    curved lines

  • 13

    are used by artists to express the feelings of instability, tension or excitement. Their instability provides feelings of being uneasy or discomfort

    dioagonal lines

  • 14

    have been used to create feeling of confusion. Due to combinations of diagonal lines, the evoke feelings of too much excitement or anxiety.

    zigzag lines

  • 15

    These are applications of lines to create edges or ridges of an object.These provide a certain degree of separation from one object to another

    contour lines

  • 16

    are usually expressive movements which are intended to capture motion, activity and the feeling found in it

    gesture drawing

  • 17

    means beautiful handwriting.It is often associated with asian characters usually with chinese, japanese,korean and thai language

    calligraphic drawing

  • 18

    defined teo dimensional area. It has an outline around and it recognizable through its form

    shape

  • 19

    are accurately measured shapes,hence, having mathematical bases.

    geometric shapes

  • 20

    can either be geometric or free form

    shapes

  • 21

    these are types of shapes that are irregular in sturcture

    free form shapes

  • 22

    2 types of shapes

    geometric shapes and freeform shapes

  • 23

    are the three dimensional aspects of spaces and shapes

    forms

  • 24

    is an essential element to understanding art as it involves the puter and inner spaces of an artwork

    space

  • 25

    what makes lines,shapes, forms and space alive is through their colors

    color

  • 26

    color is one of the elements of art that is derived from the light and the different reflections of it

    perception of color

  • 27

    in the color spectrum, there is such a thing as primary colors namely,red,blue and yellow. They are also considered as

    primary hues

  • 28

    secondary colors

    green,purple,orange

  • 29

    primary color

    red,blue,yellow

  • 30

    tertiary color

    blue-green,yellow-green,blue-purple,red-purple,orange-red,yello-orange

  • 31

    describes the lightness and darkness of a color

    value

  • 32

    refers to how bright or dull the use of hue is.If a certain surface of an object reflects yellow light, then the surface projects intense and bright yellow

    intensity

  • 33

    organizing colors are part of the planning phase in the creation of art

    color schemes

  • 34

    perception of color

    hue,value,intensity,color schemes

  • 35

    types of color schemes

    monochromic colors,analogous colors,complementary colors,color triads,split complements,warm and cool colors

  • 36

    this is a technique where only one color is used

    monochromatic colors

  • 37

    the hues used are usually those that are side by side hue

    analogous colors

  • 38

    are used when the theme of art is intended to create strong expression of contrast.

    complementary colors

  • 39

    from the name itself, art must be focused on three general colors spaced on equal intervals on the color wheel

    color triads

  • 40

    is used when you combine a hue with each side of its exact complement

    split complements

  • 41

    the color wheel can be divided into two groups namely the

    warm and cool colors

  • 42

    colors convey ideas,emotions and actual behavior.What makes color useful in expression is its ability to represent reality,something that is more like how our senses see it

    expressive qualities of colors

  • 43

    3 expressive qualities of colors

    optical color,arbitrary colors,space

  • 44

    is an artist approach to reproduce colors,as they seem to be.

    optical color

  • 45

    because feelings,emotions and some thoughts are abstract, literal portrayal of colors such as optical colors is mostly inapplicable.

    arbitrary color

  • 46

    together with lines,positioning colors have also been used to create impressions of depth.

    space

  • 47

    in art it refers to how the subject and object of the piece fells if touched

    texture

  • 48

    texture is perceived through the senses

    perceiving texture

  • 49

    is the feeling derived out touching a specific object art

    tactile texture

  • 50

    types or texture and value

    rough and smooth textures,matter and shiny texture

  • 51

    principles of design

    rhythm,pattern and movement,visual rhythm,pattern

  • 52

    rhythm in arts is its principle that is defined by the repetition of elements or objects

    rhythm,pattern and movement

  • 53

    this is the kind of rhythm that is created by the sense of sight rather than the sense of hearing

    visual rhythm

  • 54

    can be applied in two dimensional space called patters.

    rhythm

  • 55

    types of rhythm and pattern

    random,regular,alternating,progressive

  • 56

    types of emphasis

    emphasizing element, emphasizing area

  • 57

    through this process, the element of art is deemed to be more important while subordinatingthe other elements

    emphasizing elements

  • 58

    an artwork’s focal point is an emphasized area

    emphasizing area

  • 59

    techniques in emphasis

    contrast,isolation,location,convergence,unusual

  • 60

    this sort of art is called

    abstract

  • 61

    types of abstract art

    dadaism,surrealism,constructivism,abstract expressionism,optical art,pop art,minimalism,conceptual art,photorealism

  • 62

    it is an art movement formed during the first world war in zurich

    dadaism

  • 63

    this uses principles, ideals or practice of producing fantastic or incongruous imagery or effects in art,literature,film or theater by means og unnatural or irrational just a position and combination

    surrealism

  • 64

    this is an artistic and architectural philosophy that originated in russia beginning in 1915 by

    vladimir tatlin and alexander rodchenko

  • 65

    this is an artistic and architectural philosophy that originated in russia beginning in 1915

    constructivism

  • 66

    this is the term applied to new forms of abstract developed by american painters

    abstract expressionism

  • 67

    abstract expressionism developed by american painters such as

    jacksson pollock,mark rothko,willem de kooning

  • 68

    abstract expressionism developed in the

    1940s and 1950s

  • 69

    this work is abstract with many better known pieces created in blank and white

    optical art

  • 70

    it is based on modern popular culture and the mads media especially as a critical or ironic comment on traditional fine art values

    pop art

  • 71

    it describes movement in various form or art and design,especially visual art and music where the work is set out to explore the essence,essentials or identity of a subject through eliminating all non-essential form,features or concepts

    minimalism

  • 72

    it is an art in which the concept or idea invloved in the work takes precedence over traditional aesthetic,technical and material concerns

    conceptual art

  • 73

    it is a genre of art that encompasses painting,drawing and other graphic media in which an artist studies a photograph and then attempts to reproduce the image as realistically as possible in other medium

    photorealism

  • 74

    the different planes of art

    the semiotic plane,the iconic plane,the contextual plane

  • 75

    hues may be added with black or white

    alter values

  • 76

    is the portion of the electromagnetic spectrum visible to human eyes

    visible light spectrum

  • 77

    the human brain is capable to think

    5000 thought per day

  • 78

    may differ in terms of how much light the surface absorbs and expresses light

    value of a line