Curved lines make drawings feel graceful. Objects appear darkest on the right if light shines from the left. The primary colors are red, blue, and yellow. Secondary colors are made by mixing primary colors. Leaves are organic shapes while sculptures are three-dimensional forms. Linear perspective uses lines to show space in a room.
Curved lines make drawings feel graceful. Objects appear darkest on the right if light shines from the left. The primary colors are red, blue, and yellow. Secondary colors are made by mixing primary colors. Leaves are organic shapes while sculptures are three-dimensional forms. Linear perspective uses lines to show space in a room.
Curved lines make drawings feel graceful. Objects appear darkest on the right if light shines from the left. The primary colors are red, blue, and yellow. Secondary colors are made by mixing primary colors. Leaves are organic shapes while sculptures are three-dimensional forms. Linear perspective uses lines to show space in a room.
Art 1 Pretest (answer what you presently know or think, please do not look up
information.)
1. Do lines have personalities? yes
2. Which type of line makes a drawing feel graceful? (curved or zigzag) curved 3. Are you three-dimensional or two-dimensional? two 4. If light shines on an object from the left, the darkest shadows will be seen on the _______? right 5. Name the primary colors. Red blue and yellow 6. How do we get the secondary colors? By mixing them 7. Smooth and rough are types of _____textures______. 8. Is a leaf an organic shape or geometric shape? organic 9. Is a sculpture three-dimensional or two-dimensional? three 10.Should paintbrushes be stored with bristles down? no 11.If you draw a room using lines to show space, are you using linear or non- linear perspective? linear 12.Is a sculpture a form or a shape? form 13.True or false: Warm colors make us hungry or think of food false 14.Which type of line gives the feeling of calm to a painting? (Horizontal or diagonal) diagonal 15. True or False: Value is the lightness or darkness in a work of art. false