Starter Kit/ Intro

Question 1

1. The object is partially covered and is meant to be seen as located behind those covering them.

Answer 1

Overlapping

Question 2

Succesively smaller elements are percieved as being progressively farther away than the largest ones.

Answer 2

Diminution

Question 3

Stacks elements with the higer ones intended to be perceived as deeper in space.

Answer 3

Vertical Perspective

Question 4

Objects in the far distance (often in bluish gray hues) have less clarity than nearer objects. The sky becomes paler as it approaches the horizon.

Answer 4

Atmospheric Perpective

Question 5

Also known as reverse perspective, forms widen slightly and imaginary lines called orthogonals diverge as they recede in space.

Answer 5

Divergent Perspective

Question 6

Also known as scientific, mathematical, one-point and Renaissance perspective is a rationalization or standardizatio of intuitive perspective that was developed in 15th century Italy. It used mathematical formulas to construct images in which all elements are shaped by , or arranged along, orthogonals that converge in one or more vanishing points on a horizon line.

Answer 6

Linear Perspective

Question 7

What are the 2-types of Art?

Answer 7

2-Dimensional

3-Dimensional

Question 8

2 dimensial art includes what 3 things?

Answer 8

1. Painting
2. Graphic Arts
3. Photography

Question 9

3 Dimensional Art Include what 3 things?

Answer 9

1. Sculpture
2. Ephemeral Arts
3. Architecture

Question 10

These categories overlap all the time, but there still useful when thinking about and describing art.

Answer 10

True

Question 11

Elements of Form include what 5 things?

Answer 11

1. Line & Shape
2. Color
3. Texture
4. Space
5. Mass

Question 12

What are the 2 types of lines?

Answer 12

1. Actual Line
2. Implied Line

Question 13

Shapes are defined by lines called what 2 things?

Answer 13

1. Outlines
2. Contour

Question 14

Shapes can be what 4 things?

Answer 14

1. Geometric
2. Biomorphic
3. Open
4. Closed

Question 15

Outlines or contours of 3-D objects can’t also be percieved as lines.

Answer 15

False

Question 16

Renaissance tried not to use lines why?

Answer 16

Because lines don’t exist.

Question 17

What are 3 types of color?

Answer 17

1. Primary
2. Secondary Colors
3. Teriary Colors

Question 18

Complementary Colors mean what?

Answer 18

That the colors are directly across each other on the wheel.

Question 19

Value is what?

Answer 19

Relative lightness and darkness of a color.

Question 20

Saturation is what?

Answer 20

Intensity is a color’s quality of brightness or dullness.

Question 21

Texture is what?

Answer 21

Gives the painting an almost touchable aspect.

Question 22

Real Texture is what?

Question 23

What are 2 types of texture?

Answer 23

1. Real Texture
2. Implied Texture

Question 24

Implied Texture is what?

Question 25

Composition is what 4 things?

Answer 25

Arrangement of portions of the work. Implied lines and implied shapes in the work Effect suggested by these lines & shapes Colos Schemas used

Question 26

What is a major aspect f composition?

Answer 26

Spacial Recession

Question 27

Spacial Recession

Answer 27

Suggestions of a 3d world in a flat surface, or picture plane.

Question 28

3D works involve what three things?

Answer 28

1. Mass 2. Space 3. Volume

Question 29

Space and volume are technically the same, but whether we percieve space or volume depends on what?

Answer 29

perception.

Question 30

Solid matter that takes up space.

Answer 30

Mass

Question 31

What contains forms or volumes (inside or surroundeds)

Answer 31

Space

Question 32

Is enclosed or defines space

Answer 32

Volume

Question 33

What are 4 types of arcitecture art?

Answer 33

1. Plan 2. Section 3. Isometric Cutaway 4. Isometric Projection

Question 34

Historians try to detatch themselves from today to get a better view point.

Answer 34

True

Question 35

Art places the work in..

Answer 35

context.

Question 36

Intertcal method used by most art list.

Answer 36

1. Assessment of physical properties of work 2. Analysis of visual or formal structure 3. Identification of subject manner 4. Intergration with in cultural context