1) Name the motions associated with or suggested by:

a.           A.Horizontal lines

b.           B. Vertical lines

c.            c. Diagonal lines

d.           d. Curved lines

2. What are the colors of the spectrum?

3. What determines the color of an object? Give examples.

4. How do painters, sculptors or architects create different textures on their work?

5.Why is design important for an artist? For an observer?

6. How is the harmony achieved in the visual arts?

7. How will you avoid monotony while achieving harmony?

8. How is the principle of good proportion achieved in painting? In sculpture?

9. How is the quality of design called emphasis produced?

10.By what artistic standard must a building be measured?

11. Why is strength no longer synonymous with massive architecturally?

12. What is "the womb and bosom" of the development of the arts in the Philippines?

13.What are the different mediums in painting? Describe each briefly.

14. What medium is popular to painters? Why?

15. What are the characteristics of the surface most suitable for oil painting?

16. Why are good watercolor paintings not easy to make?

17. What materials are available for sculptors to use as medium? Give an advantage and disadvantage of each

Answer:

1.

a. Horizontal line is a static line. It goes with the feeling of repose and peace.

b. Vertical line on the other hand accentuate height and usually portrays lack of movement.

c. Diagonal lines however portrays movement. Since it is a diagonal line, it already had a motion.

d. Curve line is what they call as the "line of the gods". If you're familiar with Zaha Hadid's work, you may look at curve line as a representation of sexy architecture.

2.) the colors of the spectrum is the ROYGBIV or Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, and Violet

3.) the wavelength of any visible light

4.) depending on the inspiration of each artist. They sometimes create illusions through the kind pf medium they use or by using other object or just simply lines that varies in their drawing that creates an illusion.

5.) Because design is like your concept on how and why you made a sculpture or a drawing.

6.) when there's a unity in the drawing

7.) come up with color mood board first I must say. Choose colors that connects to each other.

8.) It varies from the size on the object.

9.) because whatever object you try to emphasise on the drawing, it always calls attention to the viewer.

10.) A meter should be used in the process. In this way, you would get an accurate size.

11.) because of the existence of new structural materials and the fact that more people wants to have it in a practical way.

12.) It is the Cultural Center of the Philippines designed by the late Arch. Leandro Locsin

13.) These are the tempera, fresco, oil, acrylic, watercolour, and encaustic.

Tempera- egg yolk binder with a bit of water

Fresco- water and plaster

oil- linseed oil or it can be a vehicle oil

acrylic- water soluble

watercolor- transparent and opaque are two mediums or watercolor

encaustic- combination of dry pigment and beeswax binder that is heated

14.) oil medium. Because it is the painting media that is versatile among the others.

15.) stretched prime canvas

16.) because they are sensitive. One light touch from the painting can ruin the whole art if not controlled properly.

17.) they can use pretty much everything but the common materials they use is either clay, metal and wires, and wood.

for clay- it is easy to work with. You can simply mould it with your hand. But it's easy to de mould

metal and wires- can be handy. The only thing is that it usually use for tiny objects only

wood- it is not as fragile as the clay. The only problem is that it is hard to carve on it especially huge statues for instance

Step-by-step explanation

Tempera- egg yolk binder with a bit of water

Fresco- water and plaster

oil- linseed oil or it can be a vehicle oil

acrylic- water soluble

watercolor- transparent and opaque are two mediums or watercolor

encaustic- combination of dry pigment and beeswax binder that is heated