Unit 05 L01: Elements Of Visual Arts Flashcards

1
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It is the basic building block of visual design.

A

Lines

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2
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what is the conventional definition of line?

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It is the path left by a moving point or can be thought of as an extended mark.

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3
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Enumerate the different functions of line.

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1) It is used by an artist to control our vision by creating direction.
2) It is used to make an outline and define form.
3) It implies movement and emphasis.
4) It creates pattern and texture.
5) It creates shading and modelling (value and chiaroscuro)

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4
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2 types of line

A

General line & implied line

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5
Q

Lines which actual lines which are shown when they are emphasized by making them
thick and bold.

A

General types

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6
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Lines which are formed when lines are suggested through formation of objects, and lines formed by edges to separate objects.

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implied lines

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7
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most appealing element and one of the most expressive elements

A

Color

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8
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Why is color the most appealing element and one of the most expressive elements?

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Because color affects the psychological and physiological responses; its quality affects our emotions directly and immediately.

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9
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Color can exist without the presence of light. True or false?

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False

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10
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The characteristic of a color that refers to that color’s position on the color wheel.

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Hue

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11
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Value denotes the _ or _ of color, or the quantity of _ a color
reflects.

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lightness or darkness; light

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12
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Intensity is the quality of light in a color. True or False?

A

True

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13
Q

When complementary hues such as yellow and violet, red and green, blue and orange
are mixed, it will result in a neutral brown. True or False?

A

False; neutral gray

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14
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We cannot change value without changing _.

A

intensity

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15
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Complementary color scheme is composed of _ of the primary colors and the _.

A

one; combinations of the two others

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16
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complement of red is _

A

green

17
Q

It is composed of one color and two colors on either side of its complement.

A

Split complementary scheme

18
Q

Give at least 2 functions of color.

A
  1. To give spatial quality to the pictorial field.
  2. To create mood and symbolize ideas.
  3. To serve as a vehicle for the expression of personal emotions and feelings.
  4. To attract and direct attention as a means of giving organization to a composition.
  5. To accomplish aesthetic appeal by a system of well-ordered color relationships
  6. To identify objects by describing the superficial facts of their appearance.
19
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It is a two-dimensional area with identifiable boundaries.

A

Shape

20
Q

these are called biomorphic and
geometrical shapes

A

Non-objective shapes

21
Q

curvilinear shapes in art that suggest the possibility of life

A

Biomorphic shapes

22
Q

Geometric shapes are _.

A

rectilinear (straight line) shapes

23
Q

It refers to the technique which concentrates to the effects of blending of light and shade on objects to create an illusion of space and atmosphere.

A

Chiaroscuro

24
Q

It is the style of painting which exaggerates the effects of chiaroscuro.

A

Tenebrism

25
Q

It refers to the feel or tactile quality of the surface of an object, whether the surface
is rough or smooth, grooved or ridged, furry or silky. It is an illusion; can be determined w/o the sense of touch.

A

Texture