Question
1. Which principle of design would an artist most likely use to draw viewers to a specific focal point in a piece of artwork?
Balance
Proportion
Emphasis
Value
2. Which of the following is NOT a type of balance?
Asymmetrical
Proportional
Radial
Symmetrical
3. Which example best represents proportion as a principle of design?
Drawing a small cat on each side of a large tree.
Painting flower petals around a center bulb.
Drawing a tall building next to a small building.
Painting a blue dot in a group of yellow dots.
4. Which example best represents proportion as a principle of design?
Drawing a small cat on each side of a large tree.
Painting flower petals around a center bulb.
Drawing a tall building next to a small building.
Painting a blue dot in a group of yellow dots.
5.
A long, curving line that leads a viewer’s eye around a canvas is an example of which principle of design?
Shape
Movement
Rhythm
Form
6. .
Which of the following statements is LEAST related to repetition?
Repetition defines the intensity and value of color.
Repetition helps the artist highlight important elements.
Repetition creates rhythm and movement in a work.
Repetition can draw the viewer’s eye to different parts of the work.
7. Which principle of design would an artist consider if she wanted to add diverse shape, colors, or textures to make her artwork interesting to viewers?
Variety
Harmony
Rhythm
Movement
8. What are the three main techniques for creating unity in a piece of artwork?
Emphasis, form, movement
Balance, texture, value
Continuation, proximity, similarity
Harmony, rhythm, variety
9. Which of the following principles of design is subjective to an individual viewer’s impression or opinion?
Movement
Harmony
Rhythm
Symmetry
10. Why is unity sometimes regarded as the most important of all design principles?
Because it is a principle that suggests the agreeable blending of elements.
Because it is a principle that provides diversity in the artwork.
Because it is a principle that may be seen in only part of an artwork.
Because it is a principle that governs the entire piece of artwork.
Balance
Proportion
Emphasis
Value
2. Which of the following is NOT a type of balance?
Asymmetrical
Proportional
Radial
Symmetrical
3. Which example best represents proportion as a principle of design?
Drawing a small cat on each side of a large tree.
Painting flower petals around a center bulb.
Drawing a tall building next to a small building.
Painting a blue dot in a group of yellow dots.
4. Which example best represents proportion as a principle of design?
Drawing a small cat on each side of a large tree.
Painting flower petals around a center bulb.
Drawing a tall building next to a small building.
Painting a blue dot in a group of yellow dots.
5.
A long, curving line that leads a viewer’s eye around a canvas is an example of which principle of design?
Shape
Movement
Rhythm
Form
6. .
Which of the following statements is LEAST related to repetition?
Repetition defines the intensity and value of color.
Repetition helps the artist highlight important elements.
Repetition creates rhythm and movement in a work.
Repetition can draw the viewer’s eye to different parts of the work.
7. Which principle of design would an artist consider if she wanted to add diverse shape, colors, or textures to make her artwork interesting to viewers?
Variety
Harmony
Rhythm
Movement
8. What are the three main techniques for creating unity in a piece of artwork?
Emphasis, form, movement
Balance, texture, value
Continuation, proximity, similarity
Harmony, rhythm, variety
9. Which of the following principles of design is subjective to an individual viewer’s impression or opinion?
Movement
Harmony
Rhythm
Symmetry
10. Why is unity sometimes regarded as the most important of all design principles?
Because it is a principle that suggests the agreeable blending of elements.
Because it is a principle that provides diversity in the artwork.
Because it is a principle that may be seen in only part of an artwork.
Because it is a principle that governs the entire piece of artwork.
Answers
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Here are the answers to the questions listed:
1. **Emphasis** - This principle of design draws viewers to a specific focal point in artwork.
2. **Proportional** - This is not a recognized type of balance; the others are.
3. **Drawing a tall building next to a small building** - This example best represents proportion as it compares relative sizes.
4. **Drawing a tall building next to a small building** - This is a repeat of the previous question and the answer remains the same.
5. **Movement** - A long, curving line leading a viewer's eye around a canvas represents movement in design.
6. **Repetition defines the intensity and value of color** - This statement is least related to repetition, as it pertains more to color theory than to repetition in design.
7. **Variety** - An artist would consider variety to add diverse shapes, colors, or textures to make artwork interesting.
8. **Continuation, proximity, similarity** - These are the three main techniques for creating unity in artwork.
9. **Harmony** - This principle can be subjective to an individual viewer’s impression or opinion.
10. **Because it is a principle that governs the entire piece of artwork** - This emphasizes the importance of unity in creating a cohesive artwork.
If you have any further questions or need clarification on these topics, feel free to ask!
1. **Emphasis** - This principle of design draws viewers to a specific focal point in artwork.
2. **Proportional** - This is not a recognized type of balance; the others are.
3. **Drawing a tall building next to a small building** - This example best represents proportion as it compares relative sizes.
4. **Drawing a tall building next to a small building** - This is a repeat of the previous question and the answer remains the same.
5. **Movement** - A long, curving line leading a viewer's eye around a canvas represents movement in design.
6. **Repetition defines the intensity and value of color** - This statement is least related to repetition, as it pertains more to color theory than to repetition in design.
7. **Variety** - An artist would consider variety to add diverse shapes, colors, or textures to make artwork interesting.
8. **Continuation, proximity, similarity** - These are the three main techniques for creating unity in artwork.
9. **Harmony** - This principle can be subjective to an individual viewer’s impression or opinion.
10. **Because it is a principle that governs the entire piece of artwork** - This emphasizes the importance of unity in creating a cohesive artwork.
If you have any further questions or need clarification on these topics, feel free to ask!