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Art Balloon Quiz Free Varied MCQ Practice Test
Contrast (2) • Art Theory (2) • Harmony (2) • Lines (2) • Composition (2) • Perspective (2) • Design Principles (2) • Proportion (2) • Texture (2) • Space (2)
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Texture - Visual vs Tactile:
📝 Visual texture tricks our eyes. It looks real but stays flat, making drawings more exciting without real materials.
Principles of Design - Balance Types:
A butterfly has equal wings on both sides, making it a clear example of symmetrical balance.
Movement and Rhythm in Composition:
Just like music has beats, rhythm in art uses repeated elements to create a visual flow.
Harmony and Unity in Art:
Repeating colors connects different parts and creates unity in art.
Contrast and Emphasis:
Emphasis helps one main part become the focus of the artwork.
Use of Space in Art:
Negative space surrounds objects and helps shapes stand out clearly in drawings.
Proportion in Human Figures:
Using 7 to 8 heads helps create realistic adult figure proportions in drawing.
Perspective and Depth:
In perspective drawing, far objects appear smaller to show distance clearly.
Line Quality and Expression:
Strong lines give energy and confidence to drawings, making subjects look powerful.
Elements of Art - Advanced Understanding:
Shapes are flat areas made by lines and are key building blocks in art composition.
Texture - Visual vs Tactile:
📝 Sand collage has a rough surface you can feel, making it a great example of tactile texture in art.
Principles of Design - Balance Types:
Radial balance moves outward from a center, like petals around a flower.
Movement and Rhythm in Composition:
Repetition of shapes or lines builds rhythm and keeps the artwork visually connected.
Harmony and Unity in Art:
Harmony appears when art elements support each other smoothly.
Contrast and Emphasis:
Color, size, and shape all help create contrast in art.
Use of Space in Art:
Balanced space gives a relaxed feeling and improves visual comfort in art.
Proportion in Human Figures:
Shoulders are generally wider and help show balance in figure drawing.
Perspective and Depth:
Vanishing lines guide the eye and help create depth and space in art.
Line Quality and Expression:
Thin lines feel soft and delicate, often used for gentle details.
Elements of Art - Advanced Understanding:
Form shows height, width, and depth, making objects look solid and real.
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