test

Question 1

Elipse

Answer 1

foreshadowed view of circle

Question 2

major axis

Answer 2

line through the widest point of elipse

Question 3

minor axis

Answer 3

line through the shortest point of elipse

Question 4

T or F elipse are symmetrical

Answer 4

True

Question 5

common elipse mistake

Answer 5

asymmetrical, football

Question 6

the proportion of horizontal ellipise are determined by

Answer 6

eye level

Question 7

as ellipes move further away eye level they become

Answer 7

more open

Question 8

ellipse that align horizonally across the page are

Answer 8

equally forshadowed

Question 9

even if the form is tilted the axis for the ellipes in a regualr cylinder are always

Answer 9

perpendicular to major axis

Question 10

landmark point

Answer 10

points where the contour changes direction

Question 11

when drawing from life, you should placve your axis through

Answer 11

landmark points

Question 12

matrix

Answer 12

a formative pattern to guide makling a pattern around round figure

Question 13

who made a pen and ink study of a vase in perspective around 1450, more than 500 years beofre computer graphics

Answer 13

paolo uccello

Question 14

vanishing point

Answer 14

the point where receding parallel lines appear to convert

Question 15

angle of vision

Answer 15

the limitation on how much of the field of visionis included in the drawing

Question 16

1pt perspective

Answer 16

used when drawing rectangular solids that have facing planes that are paraelle to the picture plane

Question 17

paraelle edges that recede to space will all

Answer 17

convert to same vanishing point

Question 18

vanishing point it located

Answer 18

at eye level

Question 19

perspective grid

Answer 19

a matrix. made up of lines on paper that convert to vanishing point

Question 20

linear perspective is a tool to

Answer 20

draw what they see correctly

Question 21

the diagonials of any shape or rectangle will always intersect

Answer 21

correct

Question 22

if a square or rectangle is seen foreshortened the perspective midpoint

Answer 22

can be found with diagonals

Question 23

how to draw equally spaced receding elements

Answer 23

sketch 2 verticals that go to vanishing point
draw diagonals both ways the find mid pt. draw line frm MP, to VP.

Question 24

Visual Ray (VR)

Answer 24

path of light

Question 25

Central Visual Ray

Answer 25

straight line of sight

Question 26

Diminution

Answer 26

things get smaller with distance

Question 27

Foreshortening

Answer 27

guide lines to vanishing points

Question 28

Atmospheric perspective:

Answer 28

Close = sharp, high contrast Far = soft, low contrast

Question 29

Chiaroscuro

Answer 29

light → dark shading for 3D form

Question 30

What is the purpose of varying line weights in a drawing?

Answer 30

To create depth, hierarchy, and clarity, helping distinguish: Foreground vs background Visible vs hidden edges Important vs secondary elements

Question 31

Which lines are typically drawn the lightest? A. Contour lines B. Construction lines C. Profile edges D. Section cuts

Answer 31

Construction lines

Question 32

In a perspective drawing, which edges should have heavier line weight?

Answer 32

Edges closest to the viewer Outer contours (silhouette edges)

Question 33

Why would you use a heavier line weight on the bottom edge of an object?

Answer 33

Contact with the ground Weight and stability Slight shadow/visual grounding

Question 34

Line weight variation helps create the illusion of ______ in a 2D drawing.

Answer 34

Depth