Your Results for: "ELEMENTS OF FORM: LINE" Print this page The Print feature requires scripting to function. Your browser either does not support scripting or you have turned scripting off. To print this page, first highlight the text, then select Print from the File menu. Site Title: MyArtsLab for A World of Art, 6e Book Title: A World of Art Book Author: Sayre Locatio n on Site: Resources > Simulations > ELEMENTS OF FORM: LINE Date/ Time Submitt ed: November 2, 2011 at 2:42 AM (UTC/GMT) Summary of Results 100% Correct of 6 Scored items: 6 Correct: 100% 0 Incorrec t: 0% More information about scoring
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Site Title:MyArtsLab for A World of Art, 6e
Book Title:
A World of Art
Book Author:
Sayre
Location on Site:
Resources > Simulations > ELEMENTS OF FORM: LINE
Date/Time Submitted:
November 2, 2011 at 2:42 AM (UTC/GMT)
Summary of Results100% Correct of 6 Scored items:
6 Correct: 100%
0 Incorrect: 0%
More information about scoring
Your Results for: "ORGANIZING SPACE: LINEAR"
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Resources > Simulations > ORGANIZING SPACE: LINEAR
Date/Time Submitted:
November 2, 2011 at 5:33 PM (UTC/GMT)
Summary of Results75% Correct of 4 Scored items:
3 Correct: 75%
1 Incorrect: 25%
2 questions not scored. 4 scored questions.More information about scoring
1.
What is a vanishing point?
Your Answer:
the place where the vectors in a picture come together at the horizon line
2.
Vanishing points are used to:
Your Answer:
both a and b
3.
Can a picture have more than one vanishing point?
Your Answer:
Yes it can, It can have as many as you need it to for what your drawing. Many would recommend only going with two, but it depends on what kind of picture you're doing.
Foreshortening refers to the visual effect or optical illusion that an object or distance appears shorter than it actually is because it is angled toward the viewer. But there is both perspective and non perspective foreshortening. It makes objects appear closer than they are to the viewer.
5.
A linear composition often has a strong sense of:
Your Answer:solidity
Correct Answer:
movement
6.
Linear perspective is a system used to show:
Your Answer:
spatial depth
Your Results for: "ORGANIZING SPACE: SPATIAL"
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How does the contrast between an object and the background in a picture affect the appearance of depth?
Your Answer:
the closer in tone, the flatter the appearance
3.
Can you change the relationship between object and background by changing their colors? What happens?
Your Answer:
Yes, If you make the colors related more closely to each other (light blue and light green) they will seem closer together. If you use more contrast, they will seem further apart. If you make the closer shape larger, it will seem closer to the viewer. The smaller you make it, the further away it will seem to be. Two very bright colors a yellow vase and a red background, will seem right up close, right in your face. A pale gray background with that yellow vase will push the vase forward while making the background less important.
4.
Two kinds of shapes that are created when an object is placed in a picture plane are:
Your Answer:
positive and negative
5.
A shape can be set off from its surroundings using changes in:
Your Answer:
all of the above
6.
A shape placed on a two-dimensional surface establishes a:
Your Answer:
color
figure-ground relationship
7.
In art, the term "scale" refers to:
Your Answer:
relative size
Your Results for: "ORGANIZING SPACE: DIRECTIONAL"
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