Unit I Review 9/19/2012. Elements and Principles Art Categories Pattern and Logos Unit I Vocabulary

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1 Unit I Review s and Principles Art Categories Pattern and Logos Unit I Vocabulary What is the answer? Artwork that is based on a realistic person, place, or thing, but has been distorted in some manner that breaks away from realistic representation: Art Category? Name this Category This is a category of art which has no definitive, recognizable subject matter. Vocabulary Category is the arrangement of the design elements within an artwork. A successful one helps convey an intended meaning and considers the principles of design such as balance. 1

2 of Design What category of art does this image represent? This element has 4 properties: length, width, direction and surface quality Name this element What pattern organization does this represent The unit that repeats in a pattern is called the. 10 A. Grid B. Form C. Motif D. Shape Category Vocabulary This is the category of art that is based on ideas and images of nature, people, and objects as they truly appear This is what you call the materials we use to create artworks such as watercolor paint, charcoal, pastels, etc. It also refers to the art form such as a painting or a print 2

3 Principle or element? In the list below, which of the following is NOT a principle: Unity Contrast Variety Emphasis Texture Balance These colors create a sense of warmth and happiness. They include reds, yellows, and oranges. What are these colors called? A medium in art could be which of the following? What types of textures do these samples represent? A. The type of paper the artist is working on. B. The materials the artwork is made out of. C. The subject matter of your artwork. D. The techniques you used in your artwork. What type of balance is being displayed in the image? 17 This image shows which kind of rhythm? A. Asymmetrical B. Radial C. Symmetrical D. Geometric A. Progressive B. Regular C. Irregular 3

4 Principle of Design of Design What is one way to incorporate real texture in an artwork? So that your art work doesn t get boring, you add interest by making changes to the elements. Which principle of design are you using? Using rubbings Using hand-drawn textures Using mark-making techniques Using sand, gravel, and/or torn papers Principle of design A type of balance in which both sides of a composition are visually balanced yet different. 22 When you create dominance in a composition and draw the attention of the viewer you are using which principle? Contrast Pattern Emphasis Unity A. Asymmetrical B. Radial C. Symmetrical D. Geometric Space The principle of contrast can be created by 24 What do you call the space that the red arrow is pointing towards in this drawing? A. Smooth and rough textures. B. Organic and geometric shapes. C. Plain areas against areas of patterns. D. All of the above. 4

5 Space When textures are created from rubbings or free handed (mark making techniques), what type of texture is this called? What do you call the space that the Black arrow is pointing towards in this drawing? s and Principles In the list below which one is NOT an element? Shape Space Texture Line Pattern Value These are a type of shape that come from natural forms. They have irregular outlines are free-flowing and are created free handed. Pattern organization These are shapes or forms that are named and have measureable sides. Examples include circles, squares, and triangles. 5

6 Category Principle of Design This is a type of balance and pattern organization where the images branch out from a central point. 6