🏠

Home

Subjects

➗

Math

Science

History

Social Studies

Engineering & Technology

💰

Business

💯

Other

Resources

Study Guides

Leaderboard

All Tags

Unanswered

Random Tags

Entertainment & Arts

Drawing

Fine Art

Arts and Crafts

Entertainment & Arts

Lela Bradtke ∙

Lvl 10

∙ 2021-10-31 18:34:20

☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★

No Reviews

Leave the first rating

Term1/30

This refers to action or the forces of movement

Definition1/30

dynamism

Term1/30

What is another term for real texture

Definition1/30

tactile texture

Term1/30

This type of balance features unlike objects on either side of an imaginary line

Definition1/30

informal balance

Term1/30

This principle of design is concerned with placing elements of art in equalizing visual coherency

Definition1/30

Balance.

Term1/30

This artist created sculptures that moved in space

Definition1/30

Alexander Calder

Term1/30

This technique is used to suggest movement by changing physical positions in a work of art

Definition1/30

Real Action (A+)

Term1/30

This technique often uses a very obvious linear arrangement to create a focal point

Definition1/30

convergence

Term1/30

Artists use this technique to direct the viewer's eye

Definition1/30

Artists use location to direct the viewer's eye.

Term1/30

This is created by repeating positive shapes in space surrounded by negative areas of space

Definition1/30

rhythm

Term1/30

This is the most formal type of balance

Definition1/30

symmetrical balance

Term1/30

Which of these is not one of the two major types of visual emphasis

Definition1/30

I dont care

Term1/30

This sculptor who followed the Futurists notion is the creator of the term mobile

Definition1/30

marcel duchamp

Term1/30

This principle of design occurs when artists apply the elements of art to create action and to lead your eye through a work of art

Definition1/30

The principle is known as movement.

Term1/30

This type of balance features elements that come from a central point

Definition1/30

radial balance

Term1/30

This technique creates emphasis by placing an object apart from others which draws attention to the object

Definition1/30

isolation

Term1/30

This type of emphasis creates a focal point by emphasizing the differences between the elements of art

Definition1/30

contrast

Term1/30

This term is the center of interest for an artwork

Definition1/30

Focal Point for my A+ buddies ;p

Term1/30

This group of artists were concerned with the actual movement of artwork in space not just the appearance or sensation of movement

Definition1/30

futurists

Term1/30

This is created by placing different textural surfaces together

Definition1/30

contrast

Term1/30

This type of emphasis creates a focal point by placing a specific part of an artwork alone

Definition1/30

Isolation creates a focal point by placing a specific part of an artwork alone.

Term1/30

This type of emphasis refers to the size relationship between components in a work of art

Definition1/30

Proportion is the kind of emphasis that refers to the size relationship between components in a work of art.

Term1/30

This technique is used to suggest visual movement by repeating elements of art such as line color shapes and edges

Definition1/30

Visual Rhythm

Term1/30

What type of balance features large simple shapes on one side of the artwork and small complicated shapes on the other side

Definition1/30

Assymetrical Balance

Term1/30

This word refers to the continual application of art elements such as line shape or color in artwork

Definition1/30

repitition

Term1/30

This principle of design occurs when artist apply the elemts of art to create action and lead your eye through a work of art

Definition1/30

The principle of design is movement.

Term1/30

What is a technique used to suggest visual movement by repeating elements of art such as line color shapes and edges

Definition1/30

This technique is used to suggest visual movement by repeating elements of art such as line, color, shapes, and edges.

Term1/30

What is a word that refers to the continual application of art elements such as line shape or color in an artwork

Definition1/30

repetition A+

Term1/30

Which of these statements is false with the regard to a work of art

Definition1/30

the most important aspect of balance is the use of color

Term1/30

This type of balance features elements that come from a central point or create a central focus.

Definition1/30

radial balance

Term1/30

What type of balance is illustrated here Asymmetrical balance Symmetrical balance Radial balance

Definition1/30

SYMMERTRICAL BALANCE

🥳

Great job!

You studied all the cards in this guide.

Rate this guide:

☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★

Rate this Study Guide:

☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★

Cards in this guide (30)

This refers to action or the forces of movement

dynamism

What is another term for real texture

tactile texture

This type of balance features unlike objects on either side of an imaginary line

informal balance

This principle of design is concerned with placing elements of art in equalizing visual coherency

Balance.

This artist created sculptures that moved in space

Alexander Calder

This technique is used to suggest movement by changing physical positions in a work of art

Real Action (A+)

This technique often uses a very obvious linear arrangement to create a focal point

convergence

Artists use this technique to direct the viewer's eye

Artists use location to direct the viewer's eye.

This is created by repeating positive shapes in space surrounded by negative areas of space

rhythm

This is the most formal type of balance

symmetrical balance

Which of these is not one of the two major types of visual emphasis

I dont care

This sculptor who followed the Futurists notion is the creator of the term mobile

marcel duchamp

This principle of design occurs when artists apply the elements of art to create action and to lead your eye through a work of art

The principle is known as movement.

This type of balance features elements that come from a central point

radial balance

This technique creates emphasis by placing an object apart from others which draws attention to the object

isolation

This type of emphasis creates a focal point by emphasizing the differences between the elements of art

contrast

This term is the center of interest for an artwork

Focal Point for my A+ buddies ;p

This group of artists were concerned with the actual movement of artwork in space not just the appearance or sensation of movement

futurists

This is created by placing different textural surfaces together

contrast

This type of emphasis creates a focal point by placing a specific part of an artwork alone

Isolation creates a focal point by placing a specific part of an artwork alone.

This type of emphasis refers to the size relationship between components in a work of art

Proportion is the kind of emphasis that refers to the size relationship between components in a work of art.

This technique is used to suggest visual movement by repeating elements of art such as line color shapes and edges

Visual Rhythm

What type of balance features large simple shapes on one side of the artwork and small complicated shapes on the other side

Assymetrical Balance

This word refers to the continual application of art elements such as line shape or color in artwork

repitition

This principle of design occurs when artist apply the elemts of art to create action and lead your eye through a work of art

The principle of design is movement.

What is a technique used to suggest visual movement by repeating elements of art such as line color shapes and edges

This technique is used to suggest visual movement by repeating elements of art such as line, color, shapes, and edges.

What is a word that refers to the continual application of art elements such as line shape or color in an artwork

repetition A+

Which of these statements is false with the regard to a work of art

the most important aspect of balance is the use of color

This type of balance features elements that come from a central point or create a central focus.

radial balance

What type of balance is illustrated here Asymmetrical balance Symmetrical balance Radial balance

SYMMERTRICAL BALANCE

Related study guides