Lesson 9: The Elements Of Art And Its Organization

Question 1

The building blocks used to create a work of art are its components.

Answer 1

Elements of Art

Question 2

Used to create a work of art are its components, the elements of art.

Answer 2

Building blocks

Question 3

Some Essential Elements of Art that artists in different media used:

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Distance
Line
Shape
Form
Value
Space
Color
Texture

Question 4

The surface quality of an artwork - the ruggedness or smoothness of the material it is made from.

Answer 4

Texture

Question 5

An artist element identified by a point which moves in space.

Answer 5

Line

Question 6

Is the visual element which affects our emotions the most.

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Color

Question 7

Texture in Two (2) Ways:

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1. Optically (through sight)
2. Physically (through touch)

Question 8

May be used in several different ways in an artwork.

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Line

Question 9

It can be used to indicate a range of emotions, shape, pattern, form, structure, depth, distance, rhythm, movement and an array of emotions

Answer 9

Line

Question 10

It can be three-dimensional, descriptive, implied or abstract

Answer 10

Line

Question 11

An element of art that defines positive and negative areas, or a sense of depth attained in an art work.

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Space

Question 12

Color consists of Three (3) Properties:

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Hue
Value
Intensity

Question 13

Is the name of color.

Answer 13

Hue

Question 14

Is the quality of brightness and purity.

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Intensity

Question 15

Is the lightness and darkness of color.

Answer 15

Value

Question 16

We used _____ to construct an artwork’s mood or atmosphere.

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Color

Question 17

A flat, enclosed area of an artwork created by shapes, textures, colors, or surfaces enclosed by other elements such as triangles, circles and squares.

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Shape

Question 18

The lightness or darkness of colors.

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Value

Question 19

What is the lightest color?

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White

Question 20

What is the darkest color?

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Black

Question 21

The color, halfways between those extremes.

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Gray

Question 22

It can refer to a composition or object within a three-dimensional composition; includes height, width, and depth.

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Form

Question 23

An artwork refers to it’s order, arrangement or plan.

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Organization

Question 24

It refers to the arrangement, combination, and configuration of the components to form a whole.

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Organization

Question 25

Any Organization in the arts has to address these two (2) questions:

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1. Does it make sense? 2. Is it interesting?

Question 26

A plan is the ________ of the work.

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Skeleton

Question 27

There are various approaches to creating a sense of unity within an artwork, or _______ _____, depending on the artist's objectives.

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Organic unity

Question 28

An Organization is governed by different art design principles that guide the artist in making the art more beautiful and interesting to the observer.

Answer 28

Visual Arts

Question 29

is governed by different art design principles that guide the artist in making the art more beautiful and interesting to the observer.

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Organization

Question 30

The Organization of Art (Balance)

Answer 30

Symmetrical balance Asymmetrical balance Radial Symmetry

Question 31

Art elements branch off from central point.

Answer 31

Radial Symmetry

Question 32

Art elements are evenly distributed on either sides.

Answer 32

Symmetrical balance

Question 33

Art elements are unevenly distributed on either sides.

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Asymmetrical balance

Question 34

When there is an extraordinary or a different line, color, or shape is placed in the midst of a regular pattern.

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Emphasis

Question 35

Refers to the adaptation of the visual elements to each other, the agreement between the parts of a composition which result in unity.

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Harmony

Question 37

There is a sense of oneness, wholeness or order in a work of art.

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Unity

Question 38

It is achieved by using different shapes, lines, colors, and other elements of art.

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Variety

Question 39

Relationship of certain elements to the whole artwork should be considered in order to attain proportion.

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Proportion

Question 40

Also called as regular shapes.

Answer 40

Geometric Shapes

Question 41

These are shapes that are easy to recognize and is used in math information also.

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Geometric Shape

Question 42

Also called as freeform shapes.

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Organic Shapes

Question 43

These are shapes that seem to follow no rules.

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Organic Shapes

Question 44

Figures that have a natural look and a flowing, curving, appearance.

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Organic Shapes

Question 45

It is the solid forms in a design.

Answer 45

Positive Shapes

Question 46

It is the space around the positive shape.

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Negative Shapes

Question 47

Occupy positive space.

Answer 47

Positive Shapes

Question 48

What are the Three Primary Color?

Answer 48

Red Yellow Blue

Question 49

What are the Five (5) Secondary Color?

Answer 49

Green Orange Purple Brown Grey

Question 50

What are the two (2) Tertiary Color?

Answer 50

Blue - Green Blue - Violet Red - Violet Red - Orange Yellow - Green Yellow - Orange