Morphing Shapes Quick Check
To create this lighthouse scene, the artist... )1 point)
used organic shapes to create the boat.
used geometric shapes to create the lighthouse and the buildings.
could not reference recognizable shapes to create this image.
used cubism to create the entire scene.
The shapes of the stones... (1 point)
used negative space to create the illusion of texture.
were arranged to create a radial balance design.
were arranged to create a sence of asymmetrical balance.
create a sence of perspective because of the contrasting colors in all stones.
Emphasis was created by? (1 point)
using similar colors throughout.
creating a white square behind the violin.
using only organic shapes in the painting.
creating a radial design with lines coming from the violin.
1. used geometric shapes to create the lighthouse and the buildings
2. were arranged to create radial balance design
3. creating a white square behind the violin.
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To answer these questions, we need to understand the concepts of organic shapes, geometric shapes, cubism, negative space, radial balance, asymmetrical balance, perspective, and emphasis. Let's break down each question and explain how to find the correct answer.
1. To determine the answer to the first question, we need to know what type of shapes the artist used to create the boat, lighthouse, and buildings in the lighthouse scene. The options given are organic shapes, geometric shapes, no recognizable shapes, and cubism. We can eliminate the option of not using recognizable shapes since the scene clearly depicts identifiable objects. Next, let's consider the boat, lighthouse, and buildings. Did the artist use natural, irregular shapes or more regular, mathematical shapes to create these? The answer is geometric shapes, as lighthouses and buildings often have straight lines and angles. Therefore, the correct answer is "used geometric shapes to create the lighthouse and the buildings."
2. For the second question, we are asked about the shapes of the stones in the scene. We are given the options of using negative space, radial balance, asymmetrical balance, or creating a sense of perspective due to contrasting colors. To find the right answer, we need to think about how the stones are arranged or shaped. Do they form a specific pattern or balance? In this case, the correct answer is that the stones "were arranged to create a sense of asymmetrical balance." Asymmetrical balance refers to the placement of objects in a way that creates balance without identical or mirrored forms on each side.
3. The third question asks how emphasis was created. The options given are using similar colors, creating a white square behind the violin, using only organic shapes, or creating a radial design with lines coming from the violin. To find the correct answer, we need to understand the concept of emphasis. Emphasis refers to making certain elements stand out or draw attention. In this case, we can see that the emphasis in the scene is on the violin. Therefore, the correct answer is "creating a white square behind the violin." By placing a white square behind the violin, the artist draws the viewer's attention to the instrument.
To summarize:
- The artist used geometric shapes to create the lighthouse and buildings.
- The shapes of the stones were arranged to create a sense of asymmetrical balance.
- Emphasis was created by creating a white square behind the violin.