Lines Lines and Lines

What is Optical Illusion Art or OP Art?

• A style of visual art that uses optical illusions

• A type of music genre

• A form of dance

• A culinary technique

Optical Illusion Art exploits the oddity of human perception to deceive the human brain. True or False?

• True

• False

What do OP Artists strive to create?

• Realistic portraits

• Abstract sculptures

• Illusions of movement and depth

• Traditional landscapes

Fill in the blank: Trompe-l’œil is French for ________.

• trick the eye

• deceive the mind

• fool the senses

• confuse the vision

The main difference between Op Art and hyper-realistic art is:

• Op Art focuses on optical illusions, while hyper-realistic art focuses on lifelike detail.

• Op Art uses bright colors, while hyper-realistic art uses monochrome.

• Op Art is abstract, while hyper-realistic art is impressionistic.

• Op Art is digital, while hyper-realistic art is traditional.

Line weight is

• The thickness or thinness of a line

• How long or short a line is

• How dark or light a line is

• How straight or curved a line is

Objects should have thicker lines when they are ​ (a)   to the viewer

• closer
• farther
• invisible
• transparent

​ (a)   are lines that define the boundary or the edges or a subject

• Contour lines
• Grid lines
• Axis lines
• Outlines

What does the image depict

• A still life

• A landscape

• A abstract representation

• A hyper realistic representation

Match definition with the term

• the "used" space

• Negative space

• has a middle, back, and fore ground

• Shallow space

• cant tell middle, back, and fore ground

• Deep space

• the "empty" space

• Positive space