The document provides information about various painting mediums, techniques, and tools. It discusses the proper use and care of acrylic and watercolor paints as well as brushes. It also answers true/false questions about painting techniques like impasto and underpainting and the use of different mediums.

1. Painting Review
• When working with acrylic paint, water is used to: thin
and clean
• Acrylics can be used in a watered down manner, but
they are normally: opaque
• Watercolor is a transparent media.
• How are layouts on canvas done? paint a light value of
media
• Which brush is flat with an oval shaped bristle? filbert
• How do you create a wash with acrylic paint? water
• Which of these are examples of improperly caring your
brushes? storing brushes in standing water, storing
brushes on their head, leaving paint in the brushes
after use
• TRUE An entire painting may be produced using a
palette knife.
• FALSE The technique of Impasto can only be
accomplished using a palette knife.
• FALSE In an acrylic painting if I want a highlight, I must
mask it off before beginning to paint, or it cannot be
done.
• TRUE I can use various objects to add texture to an
acrylic painting.
• TRUE I can use watercolor and acrylics together in the
same artwork, for different effects.
• TRUE Mediums are additives used with acrylic paint,
which will affect textures and finishes.
• TRUE Like stretching a canvas, watercolor paper needs
to be sized to prepare the surface for painting.
• FALSE You can only paint watercolor on paper and
acrylic on canvas.
• Primer which aides in texturizing and binding paint to a
surface. gesso
• A long flexible blade used for mixing, scraping paint
from a palette or picture. palette knife
• Interlocking wood bars which canvas is stretched over
and stapled to. stretcher bars
• Pleasing arrangement of the foreground, middle ground
and background, on a picture plane. composition
• Instead of adding black, using the color’s opposite will
create a natural shade. complimentary
• Paint applied heavily so that the brush strokes or
palette knife impressions are clearly seen. impasto
• A technique to unify the overall painting or plot out the
tonal value of the painting. under-painting under-
painting
• This art style focus is on realism versus abstract art.
representational art
• Clear enough to see thru and emit light but not
perfectly clear. translucent
• A component which is mixed with acrylic paint to
accomplish a particular characteristic that the paint
alone, does not accomplish. mediums

2. DPI 1 Review
• To avoid damage to your camera, they should always be
stored
• If your camera is not functioning properly you should
• Keeping your camera and it’s lens clean is important for
which of the following reasons:
• The following are acceptable objects to use when
cleaning your camera’s lens
• To increase the life of your camera’s batteries you
should do the following:
• Sd cards, compact flash cards, memory sticks, and all
other types of memory cards
• The three categories of digital cameras are
• Which type of camera allows you to interchange
multiple lenses?
• Which type of camera is small, lightweight, and can be
easily transported?
• The camera’s lens sole purpose is to collect light rays
coming from a scene in front of the camera and project
them as images onto either a piece of film, or an image
sensor.
• Shallow Depth of Field
• When shooting in macro mode you should almost
always turn off your flash
• Camera Modes: Exposure value, Flash, Macro mode,
Camera shake, Playback Mode
• This technique removes color from and image,
converting it to grayscale, but allows the image Control
Z is the keyboard short cut to
• Using _______________________ is one way to adjust
the tonal range in your image.
• Which selection tool selects areas according to
freeform shapes?
• Hue/Saturation allows you to:
• Layers pallet allows you to:
• Layers pallet/window also allows you to:
• The quick mask is another tool you can use to
• 26. By Isolating a color (or utilizing the splash color
technique) in a photograph you are using the principle
_______________ to direct the viewer to your subject
• The crop tool allows you to:
• The healing brush is different than the clone stamp in
that it
• The magic wand is a selection tool that makes
selections based on
• The options pallet allows you to
• What elements/principles of art are present in this
photograph?
• The subject of this Photograph is
• This photograph is balanced.
• Which of the following best describes an interpretation
of the photo?
• 40. What point of view was this photograph taken
from?
• Composition refers to:

3. • Choose three (3) of YOUR photos
• Match the editing sampled above
• Lighting and contrast
• Color and saturation
• Focus/emphasis and blurs
• Intensity/exposure

4. DPI 2 Review
• The housing of the digital sensor, mirrors, and part
gripped when shooting is called the:
• 02. The viewing portal the operator looks through to
see the area of image capture is called the:
• 03. The button which opens the shutter and raises a
mirror inside the camera for a period of time (to let
light in) is called the:
• 04. The liquid crystal display is called the:
• 05. On cameras that allow interchangeable lenses,
there is a metal ring on the front of the camera where
the lens will attach. This is called the:
• Aperture is defined as:
• F-Stop refers to (see Fig 1):
• Shutter-speed is defined as:
• ISO is defined as:
• ISO 100 is the ideal setting for:
• ISO 200 is the ideal setting for:
• ISO 400 is the ideal setting for:
• ISO 800 is the ideal setting for:
• Light meter
• Exposure levels
• A lens is defined as:
• Which of these statements is true:
• Which of these statements is true:
• The process of removing unrealistic color casts, so that
objects which appear white in person are rendered
white in your photo, is known as:
• The instrument for measuring the intensity of light in a
certain place or upon a certain object, having an
adjustable scale for determining the optimum relations
of shutter speeds and stops at each intensity, is known
as:
• overexposed
• underexposed
• When is it appropriate to use a tripod?

5. • Given the six pictures, choose a minimum of four
• Create a photo-montage
• Make sure that you are combining the images seamlessly

6. Dig Illustration Review
• This technique removes color from and image,
converting it to grayscale, but allows the image to
remain in RGB:
• Control Z is the keyboard short cut to
• Which selection tool selects areas according to
freeform shapes?
• Which keyboard shortcut will increase or decrease the
size of many working tools?
• Layers pallet allows you to:
• Layers pallet also allows you to:
• Control C is the keyboard shortcut for:
• The crop tool allows you to:
• The healing brush is different than the clone stamp in
that it
• The magic wand is a selection tool that makes
selections based on
• The options pallet allows you to
• Which color mode does a computer monitor use, and
which does a printer use?
• What is the direct selection tool?
• You can change the width and length of an artboard
after you create it
• What does live paint allow you to do?
• Fundamental transformation tools include all of the
following except:
• RGB stands for:
• Illustrator creates resolution-independent images.
• Screen resolution and Print resolution are the same
thing.
• The preferred print resolution is ____ DPI.

7. • Choose one of the above images
• Recreate this using PhotoShop

8. • Choose one of the four logos above and redesign it using Illustrator
• Make it professional
• Think about design, color scheme and composition
• Include text, graphic symbol, and slogan

9. Art Foundations Review
• You can tell if a composition is 1 or 2 point perspective
by the number of it’s
• An object or area within your composition/artwork,
which creates the most interest is called the:
• The element of art that describes the darkness or
lightness of an object is
• Black, white and gray are considered__________ colors.
• The horizon line is
• Which of the following is not an example of a shape?
• Which is the correct order when using art criticism?
• ___________ and hand-to-eye coordination are more
important to an artist, than any type of pencil.
• What is important when using the grid method to
enlarge?
• Which of the following is not a property of charcoal?
• Photoshop is a _________ based software.
• Which element of art is 3 dimensional
• Which is the softest graphite (will make the darkest
mark) in the choices below?
• An organized approach for studying or having a
discussion about a work of art is:
• A value scale or tonal bar is a ___________.
• When drawing from observation (still life) the outside
edges of objects were separated by value
• Composition refers to the
• Describing is the first step in a critique when you
should:
• A gradation is which of the following?
• To enlarge a reference from an original, which method
should you use?
• The last step involved with the completion of an art
work includes details and this element of art?
• The name given for the material used to create art is.
• A line drawing including only the outside and hard
edges of an object.
• Symmetrical, asymmetrical and radial are all examples
of what principle of art
• Element of art that can be diagonal, vertical, horizontal
or curved
• Using a series of dots to show value
• Shading or adding texture with lines that overlap and
intersect
• Drawing the correct size relationships between objects
• Element of art that refers to the areas around, between,
above, below, or within objects

10. • Choose ONE PHOTO
• Shade using complete 9 values
• Color using ONE color scheme