2D DESIGN 1 Common Final Exam Study Guide
So You Think You Can Art?
Game Rules: 1.A contestant from each team will be asked a question at the same time. 2.Contestants will write their answer down on the clip board/dry erase. 3.Correct Answers gain a Point. 4.Teams who blurt out answers, or are disruptive, will lose a point for their team. 5.The team with the most points wins!
What type of perspective is shown in this photograph?
What is the term for the physical boundary that separates the sky from the land or water?
Which shading technique is used in this drawing?
What is the term for the material used to make a work of art?
In this photograph, is this more Positive Space or Negative Space?
What type of colors can you mix together to make brown?
Why is the baseball the Focal Point in this photograph?
Which principle of design uses multiple elements and art media to create visual diversity?
Which principle of design does this diagram demonstrate?
You have red, yellow, and blue paint. How do you mix a red-orange?
Which principle of design is shown in this fabric?
What is the job title of someone who designs structures?
What kind of shapes are these?
What are the warm colors?
Which shading technique does this drawing use?
Adding white paint to a hue creates what?
What is the dominant color scheme of this room?
Where does a Curator work?
What kind of color scheme is this?
What is the name for an image that can be used without permission of the artist?
Is this 1- or 2- point perspective?
Draw an example of a geometric shape.
What kind of color scheme do Orange, Yellow and Green create?
Black, gray, white, brown, and beige are part of what color scheme?
Name two reasons the bird is the focal point of this image.
What is Copyright Infringement?
Which principle of design does this image demonstrate?
What does a Graphic Designer do for a living?
What kind of color scheme does this artwork demonstrate?
What is the name of a drawing method that uses lines to convey a sense of space/depth?
Which principle of design is best demonstrated by this sculpture?
What is another name for Rhythm?
Which object is in the foreground?
“Dynamic” is a synonym for which principle?
This photograph best demonstrates which principle?
What is the name of the spot(s) on the horizon line to which the receding parallel lines diminish?
Which Element of Design does this image represent?
What is the term for providing feedback and analysis of another person’s artwork?
What area is the most interesting part of this artwork?