Functions of Drawing Techniques
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Functions of Drawing Techniques

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________________ is a printmaking technique from the beginning of the 18th Century used for the reproduction of red or brown chalk drawings.

Crayon

This drawing by Pablo Picasso is an example of a _________________.

sketch

The surface a drawing is created on is called the ______________.

ground

If a pencil's H# is decreased, then ______________.

<p>the level of clay used increases.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Drawing was important in early history because _______________.

<p>it was the only method of visually recording history, before the creation of photography and film.</p> Signup and view all the answers

All of the following are useful blending tools when creating pencil drawings, except which?

<p>Gum</p> Signup and view all the answers

Silverpoint is _____________

<p>a technique involving the use of a metal point, and a thin silver wire, popular in the 14th and 15th Centuries.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is not true?

<p>Drawing is expensive and takes a long time to produce.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following mediums is made from a mix of carbon and clay?

<p>Pencil</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is true about charcoal?

<p>It has been a main medium used by Japanese artists throughout history.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Printmaking Technique

  • Crayon is a printmaking technique developed in the early 18th Century used for reproducing red or brown chalk drawings.

Artistic Styles

  • Pablo Picasso's drawing is classified as a sketch, showcasing a spontaneous approach to art.

Drawing Surface

  • The ground refers to the surface where a drawing is created, which can influence the final appearance of the artwork.

Pencil Properties

  • Reducing the H# (hardness) of a pencil increases the level of clay used in its composition, affecting the pencil's performance and line quality.

Historical Significance of Drawing

  • Drawing served as the primary method for visually recording history before technologies like photography and film emerged.

Blending Tools in Drawing

  • Gums are not considered useful blending tools in pencil drawings, while other tools like tortillons and fingers are more effective.

Silverpoint Technique

  • Silverpoint is an historical drawing technique that employs a metal point, typically a thin silver wire, and was popular during the 14th and 15th Centuries.

Myths about Drawing

  • The notion that drawing is expensive and time-consuming is false; it can be an accessible and quick form of artistic expression.

Pencil Composition

  • Pencils are made from a blend of carbon and clay, which contributes to their writing and drawing characteristics.

Charcoal in Art

  • Charcoal has been a predominant medium in Japanese art throughout history, valued for its versatility and expressive potential.

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This quiz focuses on various drawing techniques and their definitions, including printmaking and examples from renowned artists like Pablo Picasso. Test your knowledge on terminology and concepts related to drawing surfaces and styles. Perfect for art students and enthusiasts.

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