Drawing Painting Vocabulary 1

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Vocabulary terms acquired duirng 1st half of drawing paingting 1 course.

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1.

Loose descriptive method of observation drawing
- A.
  
  Gesture
- B.
  
  Contour
- C.
  
  Expressive
- D.
  
  Fluid
Correct Answer
A. Gesture

Explanation
Gesture drawing is a loose descriptive method of observation drawing where the artist quickly captures the essence and movement of a subject. It focuses on capturing the overall gesture, posture, and movement rather than intricate details. This type of drawing is often done quickly and with fluid, expressive lines to convey the energy and movement of the subject.

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2.

The Picture Plane is
- A.
  
  A pretty airplane.
- B.
  
  The area marked off by the artist for creating a composition.
- C.
  
  The area that has been cropped when a piece is completed.
- D.
  
  The canvas the artist is painting on.
Correct Answer
B. The area marked off by the artist for creating a composition.

Explanation
The Picture Plane refers to the area marked off by the artist for creating a composition. This is the space where the artist arranges and organizes the elements of their artwork. It is like a boundary or frame within which the artist can work and determine the placement and relationships between different elements. The Picture Plane helps the artist to establish the composition and create a visually pleasing and balanced artwork.

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3.

__________________________ is the principle of art that makes one part of a work dominant over the other parts.

Correct Answer
Emphasis

Explanation
Emphasis is the principle of art that makes one part of a work dominant over the other parts. It is used to create a focal point or center of interest in a composition, drawing the viewer's attention to a specific area or element. This can be achieved through the use of contrast in color, value, size, or texture, as well as through placement and repetition. Emphasis helps to guide the viewer's eye and create visual hierarchy within a piece of artwork.

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4.

Choose two of the methods listed below and explain in what way they can be used to create the focal point in a work of art.ContrastIsolationLocationConvergenceThe Unusual
5.

After planning the composition but before beginning the actual painting the artist needs to prepare the canvas by doing an __________________________
- A.
  
  Painting the background
- B.
  
  Rough draft
- C.
  
  Loading the palette
- D.
  
  Underpainting
Correct Answer
D. Underpainting

Explanation
Before beginning the actual painting, the artist needs to prepare the canvas by doing an underpainting. This involves creating a base layer of paint that helps establish the overall composition, values, and color scheme of the artwork. The underpainting acts as a guide for the artist, allowing them to build layers and add details on top of it. It helps in creating depth, texture, and harmony in the final painting.

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6.

A triad is
7.

Two methods of making a color darker are
8.

A dynamic composition is achieved by paying close attention to the
- A.
  
  Negative areas as well as the positive shapes
- B.
  
  Honoring the rule of thirds in the placement
- C.
  
  Understanding how to lead the viewers eye through the space
- D.
  
  All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the above

Explanation
A dynamic composition is achieved by paying close attention to the negative areas as well as the positive shapes. This means that the empty spaces in a composition are just as important as the objects or subjects in it. Honoring the rule of thirds in the placement helps create balance and visual interest in the composition. Understanding how to lead the viewer's eye through the space is crucial in guiding their attention and creating a sense of movement. All of these factors combined contribute to achieving a dynamic composition.

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9.

Tint, tone and shade refer to the _____________________________ of colors.
10.

Your painting relates to the artist you studied in what way?

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Drawing Painting Vocabulary 1

Loose descriptive method of observation drawing

The Picture Plane is

__________________________ is the principle of art that makes one part of a work dominant over the other parts.

Choose two of the methods listed below and explain in what way they can be used to create the focal point in a work of art.ContrastIsolationLocationConvergenceThe Unusual

After planning the composition but before beginning the actual painting the artist needs to prepare the canvas by doing an __________________________

A triad is

Two methods of making a color darker are

A dynamic composition is achieved by paying close attention to the

Tint, tone and shade refer to the _____________________________ of colors.

Your painting relates to the artist you studied in what way?