Tiny easel, big ideas!
My Little Easel Free Diverse MCQ Practice Test
Shades (4) • Color Value (2) • Colors (4) • Balance (2) • Color Theory (2) • Lines (2) • Shapes (2) • Space (1) • Texture (1)
Learn key points to remember
Shapes vs forms:
Forms have depth, which makes them look real and solid.
Line types - straight, curved, zigzag:
Straight lines look firm and steady, often used in buildings and borders.
Color wheel basics:
🧠 Green is a secondary color created by mixing blue and yellow.
Warm and cool colors:
Blue is a cool color that gives a calm and peaceful look.
Tints and shades:
Navy blue is darker because it looks like blue mixed with black, making it a shade.
Space in drawing (near & far):
✨ Overlapping helps show which object is near and which is far.
Primary, secondary, tertiary colors:
🖍️ Purple is a secondary color made by mixing red and blue.
Light and dark shades:
🎨 Dark shades make objects look bold and closer in a picture.
Balance (symmetry & asymmetry):
Asymmetry uses different shapes or sizes but still feels balanced.
Value in art:
🧠 Pressing harder makes darker lines, which creates darker values.
Primary, secondary, tertiary colors:
🖍️ Orange is formed when red and yellow are mixed.
Light and dark shades:
🎨 Shading helps show the shape and form of objects clearly.
Balance (symmetry & asymmetry):
Symmetry creates a calm and orderly feeling in art.
Value in art:
🧠 Using value makes drawings look more real and 3D.
Texture (real and visual):
Sand adds a rough surface you can feel.
Shapes vs forms:
A triangle drawn on paper is flat, so it is a shape.
Line types - straight, curved, zigzag:
Zigzag lines create excitement and action in art.
Color wheel basics:
🧠 Colors placed side by side look pleasing and help create harmony in art.
Warm and cool colors:
Orange is a warm color often used to show fire, heat, and energy.
Tints and shades:
Black darkens red, turning it into a shade of red.
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