Foundations of Art

What are the elements of art?

• Line, Shape, Form, Space, Texture, Value, Color

• Light, Shadow, Movement, Sound, Color

• Shape, Texture, Rhythm, Proportion

Which is an example of a geometric shape?

• Circle

• Cloud

• Mountain

What is the definition of “value” in art?

• The price of an artwork

• The lightness or darkness of a color

• The texture of an object

Objective: Assess basic understanding of the elements and principles of art. Which of the following is NOT a type of line?

• Curved

• Zigzag

• Dashed

• Colored

The difference between “organic” and “geometric” shapes is:

• Organic shapes are irregular and natural, while geometric shapes are regular and mathematical.

• Organic shapes are regular and mathematical, while geometric shapes are irregular and natural.

• Both are the same and used interchangeably.

• Organic shapes are only found in nature, while geometric shapes are man-made.

The purpose of balance in an artwork is to:

• create harmony and stability

• add chaos and confusion

• highlight a single element

• focus on color contrast

Objective: Assess basic understanding of the elements and principles of art. Which of the following designs shows balance and rhythm using only lines and shapes?

• A design with random lines and shapes scattered unevenly

• A design with symmetrical lines and shapes arranged in a pattern

• A design with only circular shapes placed randomly

• A design with lines of varying thickness and no pattern

​ (a)   ​ are like the ingredients to baking a cake, the foundation of art.​

• The Elements of art
• The Principles of art

Which is NOT an element of art?

• Color

• Sculpture

• Space

• Value