The cards Question In art, what is scale? Tap to flip Answer How big or small something is in relation to the things around it and to itself. Question What is a photomontage? Tap to flip Answer An artwork made by combining different photographs into a single composition. Question What is a diorama? Tap to flip Answer A three-dimensional miniature model or scene. Question Give one effect artists can create with scale. Tap to flip Answer e.g. drama, tension, or emphasising a point. Question How does scale differ from plain size? Tap to flip Answer Scale is specifically about relative size. Question In art, what is proportion? Tap to flip Answer The way different sized elements relate to each other. Question In art, what does 'stylised' mean? Tap to flip Answer Drawn or made in a special way that changes how it usually looks, to fit a certain style. Question Are rules of proportion the same in every culture? Tap to flip Answer No. They change depending on the culture. Question In art, what is unity? Tap to flip Answer Separate elements working together in a composition. Question What is block printing? Tap to flip Answer Printing with an inked block, such as a stamp. Question What is a relief print? Tap to flip Answer A print where the design to be inked is raised above the surface. Question How do artists achieve unity through repetition? Tap to flip Answer By repeating elements such as colour, shape and texture, creating a sense of harmony. Question Must all elements look exactly the same to create unity? Tap to flip Answer No. Variety can still contribute to a cohesive composition, as can repeating elements in a non-uniform way. Question In art, what is contrast? Tap to flip Answer Placing very different things next to each other so each stands out more. Question What does 'juxtapose' mean? Tap to flip Answer To put two different things side by side to highlight how they are different. Question Give one pair of contrasting elements that can create variety. Tap to flip Answer e.g. light/dark, rough/smooth, or large/small. Question Does artwork that uses variety have to be overwhelming or not unified? Tap to flip Answer No. Variety can be used in a unified way to create cohesive work. Question In art, what is rhythm? Tap to flip Answer The way elements like lines, shapes or colours are arranged to create a visual beat. Question How is rhythm created in art? Tap to flip Answer By repeating elements to create a visual tempo or beat. Question How does rhythm guide the viewer's eye? Tap to flip Answer Around a piece, rather than settling on a particular focal point. Question What is visual weight? Tap to flip Answer How heavy or light an element looks in an image. Question In art, what is negative space? Tap to flip Answer The empty space around objects in an artwork. Question What is typography? Tap to flip Answer The style and arrangement of text in design. Question In an artistic sense, what does mass refer to? Tap to flip Answer Visual weight. Question Which objects are more likely to grab the viewer's attention? Tap to flip Answer Objects with more mass. Question In art, what does symmetrical mean? Tap to flip Answer The same on both sides when split down the middle, creating a mirror image. Question In art, what does asymmetrical mean? Tap to flip Answer Elements are different, not the same on both sides. Question What can imbalanced work be used to depict? Tap to flip Answer Unsettled emotions. Question Can an asymmetrical design be balanced? Tap to flip Answer Yes. It can use visual weight to create balance even though its two sides differ. Question In art, what is volume? Tap to flip Answer How much space an object takes up, including height, width and depth. Question In sculpture, what is a bust? Tap to flip Answer A sculpted or cast representation of a human head and neck. Question What does the Italian word 'chiaroscuro' mean? Tap to flip Answer 'Light-dark'. Question In drawing, what is a contour? Tap to flip Answer A line that helps describe the outline and 3D form. Question Give one kind of line that can describe the volume of a 3D object in a 2D drawing. Tap to flip Answer e.g. contour lines or directional hatching lines. Question What is linear perspective? Tap to flip Answer A drawing method that gives the illusion of depth on a 2D surface. Question In perspective drawing, what is a vanishing point? Tap to flip Answer A point that lines recede to. Question What is the horizon line? Tap to flip Answer Where the earth meets the sky. Question In two-point perspective, where do all the receding lines go? Tap to flip Answer To one of the two vanishing points. Question What is the foreground? Tap to flip Answer The area at the front of the picture space. Question What does atmospheric perspective replicate? Tap to flip Answer How the eye sees a scene, with more colour and detail towards the front. Question Give one way of creating depth in an image. Tap to flip Answer e.g. overlapping objects, shading or contrast. Question Can depth only be created in a realistic scene? Tap to flip Answer No. Depth can be entirely imaginary or realistic. Where this deck sits in the curriculum Curriculum National Curriculum for England Stage Key stage 3 (Years 7–9) Course KS3 Art and Design Unit The principles of art England's National Curriculum sets what is taught; the units and their order are Oak National Academy's. Flash Feed is not affiliated with Oak or any exam board.
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