MTTC Visual Art Exam (095) questions and answers 100% verified.

MTTC Visual Art Exam (095) questions and answers 100% verified. Gouache - correct answer. Paint medium often used for illustrations due to its opaque color and smooth, matte finish. chain stitch - correct answer. Crochet term, type of stitch Purl, stockinette, cast - correct answer. Knitting terms Pewter - correct answer. An alloy of tin, antimony, and copper. Aboriginal Dot Painting - correct answer. 1970's Papunya, Australia painting that may also include stripes, lines, and other geometric patterns. Pop Art Influence - correct answer. Use of bright colors and designs, as well as mass produced items. trompe l'oeil - correct answer. Painting technique where objects are made to look real on the surface, to trick the eye. Vector-based logo - correct answer. A scalable logo that will not become pixelated at any size. Formalism Aesthetic Theory - correct answer. How the art work looks, the use of elements and principles, and does NOT take into account the narrative or context. Grape seed Oil - correct answer. NOT used in oil painting. Poppy oil, linseed oil, and stand oil - correct answer. Types of oils used in oil painting. Illustration board - correct answer. A firm, smooth surface made for detailed illustrations. Blind Contouring - correct answer. Drawing that involves the artist keeping their eyes on the subject, only occasionally checking to see if pencil is still on paper. Alfred Stieglitz's "The Steerage" - correct answer. 1907 photograph that depicts families on the lower deck of a boat leaving America headed for Germany. Baroque Architecture - correct answer. Characterized by pear-shaped domes, marble or faux-finishing, and bronze gilding. The Rule of Thirds - correct answer. Adds visual interest to the composition by NOT putting the subject in the center. Linear Perspective - correct answer. Renaissance artists were the first to use this, giving greater realism and more accurate depth. The Ashcan School - correct answer. Sought to portray life and people in a realistic, unidealized manner. Egg Tempra on what medium? - correct answer. Egg tempra requires rigid support so it does not crack or flake, so wood cuts or Masonite are ideal supports. Glazing - correct answer. When an artist layers on transparent paint on top of one another. Shallow depth of field - correct answer. A larger aperture will result in a clear and focused subject with the background out of focus. Water based media on bottom or top? - correct answer. Water-based media goes on the bottom, oil or wax based media on top. Claes Oldenburg Sculptures - correct answer. American sculptor that was known for creating large pop art sculptures of food items; changed sculpture into a softer and changeable format. Students with Behavioral Disabilities - correct answer. Can benefit from working with tactile clay, and working in a secluded area. Gothic Architecture - correct answer. Europe, 12th - 16th century, known for its tall buildings and sense of upward movement. Gouache Painting - correct answer. Opaque paint that dries to a smooth, matte finish. 300 dpi - correct answer. The ideal and standard resolution for printing a digital image. Toxic paints safer counterpart - correct answer. "Hue" indicates a similar in color to its toxic counterpart, but is in fact non-toxic. Triadic Color Scheme - correct answer. Composed of three evenly spaced on the color wheel. Tertiary Colors - correct answer. Created by combining a primary color AND a secondary color. Teaching for Artistic Behavior - correct answer. Learn by practicing problem solving in art, short demonstration or discussion, students may then emulate or explore, and share ideas as a community. Backward Design Curriculum Model - correct answer. Decide or define the desired results of the lesson, show how lesson was successful, plan around desired results, and what skills should students master. Discipline-Based Art (DBAE) - correct answer. Focuses on aesthetics, art history, art criticism, and art production. Caravaggio - correct answer. Painter of intense and unsettling realism on a large scale religious artwork. Viktor Lowenfeld - correct answer. Australian artist and art professor at Penn State whose ideas influenced many art educators in post-war US. Art Nouveau - correct answer. Movement from that was decorative style that focused on contours and outlines, and used muted and limited colors. Hudson River School - correct answer. An art movement that reflected themes of discovery, exploration, and settlement. (American) Minimalism - correct answer. A 1960's art movement that was characterized by an extreme form of abstract art. Postmodernism - correct answer. Late 20th century movement that believed the unconscious mind was just as complex and sophisticated as the conscious. Abstract Expressionism - correct answer. 1940's/1950's movement that sought total freedom of expression, and was also called "New York School" because it centered there. Surrealism - correct answer. 1920's French movement that affected film, music, literature, and was "strange and unnerving" at times.