Describing Form with Values

_________________an Italian term meaning "Light Dark".

• Formiscuro

• Chiaroscuro

• Valuationo

• Simplification

__________is a principle of design that is the degree of difference between the lightest and darkest parts of a drawing.

• Value

• Form

• Shape

• Contrast

_______ drawings are dominated by strong blacks and whites, which add drama to the drawing.

• Reverse Value

• Low Contrast

• High Contrast

• Mid Contrast

__________________drawings are more understated or subtle, with a limited range of values.

• Low Contrast

• Mid Contrast

• High Contrast

• Reverse Value

______________another way to create contrast can be made by building marks with a white medium on dark paper or by erasing areas that the artist darkened to create lighter areas.

• High Contrast

• Low Contrast

• Reverse Value Drawing

• Converse Value Drawing

This image is ________________.

• Low Contrast

• Mid Contrast

• High Contrast

• Mrs. Holley

This image is a ________________drawing

• Pointillism

• Low Contrast

• High Contrast

• Mid-Contrast

This image shows ______________technique.

• Low Contrast

• Reverse Drawing

• Stippling

• Cross-Hatching

The spiky, agitated quality of lines, as well as the disarray in their arrangement expresses through value a sense of _____________ expression.

• Confidence

• Anger

• Love

• Comforting

The "Mona Lisa" uses __________________ to describe form.

• Charcoal and Pastel

• Volume

• Chiaroscuro

• Abrupt Transitions