Drawing: Test 2; Ink and Perspectives

The process of creating value using numerous dots or specks

Stippling

Which artist is credited for creating linear perspective?

Filippo Brunelleschi

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What is the Italian Renaissance?

The rebirth of Art and Science

True/false: Atmospheric Perspective uses orthogonal lines to create an illusion.

False

Atmospheric Perspective is…

where distant objects get less detailed, more blue/sky color.

what is the line at eye level that separates the land from the sky called in linear perspective?

The Horizon Line

Lines that recede diagonally into the picture plane towards a vanishing point are called

Orthogonal Lines

which compressed charcoal is the hardest?

2B

# True/False: The lightest area of the shadow side should not be lighter than the darkest areas of the light side.

true

True/False: Vine Charcoal, rather than compressed, is best for creating preliminary sketches.

true

linear perspective is

a system used for drawing distance

true/false: linear perspective creates the illusion of implied space

true

this perspective presumes a single point which all receding lines move towards

one-point perspective

this perspective can be drawn with two. vanishing points “off the page”

two-point perspective

this perspective was coined by Leonardo da Vinci

atmospheric perspective

this perspective is created with a sense of depth by imitating the effect of light being scattered by moisture and dust

atmospheric perspective

this person used atmospheric pressure in his paintings of the American west

Albert bierstadt

this person painted the school of Athens

Raphael

This person pained the last supper

Leonardo da vinci

what era is the renaissance in?

1450-1600

when was the first painting in linear perspective done? (done by Filippo Brunelleschi)

1425

Ultra fine pigment suspended in water. applied to paper with a stick, brush or pen

Ink

an artistic technique used to create value by drawing spaced parallel lines

hatching

an extension of hatching using two or more layers of hatching at right angles to create a mesh-like pattern

cross-hatching

a value technique achieved by the overlapping of small circles, or by using scribbly, spidery type lines

stumbling