Lesson 11

Question 1

Application of pigments to a support surface that establishes an image, design, or decoration

Answer 1

Painting

Question 2

It is created with pigment in liquid form and applied with a brush

Answer 2

Painting

Question 3

In this paintings, powedered pigments are used

Answer 3

Navajo Sand Painting
Tibetan Mandala Painting

Question 4

One of the oldest criteria together with drawing and sculpture

Answer 4

Painting

Question 5

Most recognizable images in Western art history

Answer 5

Mona Liza by Leonardo Da Vinci
The Scream by Edvard Munch
Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh

Question 6

Mona Liza

Answer 6

by Leonardo Da Vinci

Question 7

The Scream

Answer 7

by Edvard Munch

Question 8

Starry Night

Answer 8

by Vincent Van Gogh

Question 9

An art technique for creating an illusion of three dimensions (depth and space) on a two dimensional flat surface

Answer 9

Perspective

Question 10

It is what makes a painting seem to have form, distance, and look “real”

Answer 10

Perspective

Question 11

It is linked to the idea that objects of similar size appear smaller as the distance between the object and viewer increases

Answer 11

Linear Perspective

Question 12

The effects that the atmosphere has upon objects as they recede into the distance are referred to as

Answer 12

Aerial Perspective

Question 13

The spot from which you, the artist, is looking at the scene

Answer 13

Viewpoint

Question 14

It is how an adult sees the world when standing

Answer 14

Normal Viewpoint

Question 15

When you’re looking at the scene from much lower than you

Answer 15

Low viewpoint

Question 16

When you’re looking down on a scene

Answer 16

High Viewpoint

Question 17

An imaginary line used to create accurate perspective in painting

Answer 17

Horizon line and Vanishing line

Question 18

Drawn on the top and bottom horizontal edges of an object

Answer 18

Vanishing lines

Question 19

This perspective is when you’re standing on a station staring down the railway track which narrows and then disappears at a spot in the distance

Answer 19

One point perspective

Question 20

It is used when the objects front is facing the viewer

Answer 20

One point perspective

Question 21

The lines getting farther from the viewer will have an angle towards what is called a

Answer 21

Vanishing point

Question 22

Two vanishing points is used when the objects corners are facing the viewer

Answer 22

Two-point perspective

Question 23

This method is perfect for drawing isometric objects

Answer 23

Two point perspective

Question 24

It defines the surface quality of an artwork

Answer 24

Texture

Question 25

The roughness or smoothness of the material from which is made

Answer 25

Texture

Question 26

We experience texture in two ways:

Answer 26

Optically and Physically

Question 27

Create the illusion of the texture

Answer 27

Optical Texture

Question 28

Paint with expressive brushstrokes whose texture conveys the physical and emotional energy of both the artist and his/her object

Answer 28

Physical texture

Question 29

Third category of textures whose fleeting forms are subject to change like clouds, smokes, flames, bubbles, and liquids

Answer 29

Ephemeral Texture

Question 30

3 category of texture

Answer 30

Optical Physical Ephemeral