| Term: | Image: | Questions: |
| Symmetry | Define how symmetry is evident in the work: | |
| Define how the artist has used symmetry to make meaning in the work: | ||
| Emphasis | How has the artist employed emphasis in this painting: | |
| How has the artist used emphasis to make meaning in the work: | ||
| Subordination | Define the use of subordination in this painting: | |
| How has the artist used subordination to enhance meaning in the painting?: | ||
| Vanishing Point | Identify the Vanishing point in the painting | |
| Define how has the artist used the vanishing point to make meaning in the work: | ||
| Curvilinearity | Define how curvilinearity is evident in this piece: | |
| Define how the artist has used curvilinearity for expressive purposes: | ||
| Rectilinearity | Define how rectilinearity is evident this piece: | |
| Define how the artist has used rectilinearity for expressive purposes: | ||
| Mechanical vs Organic | Is this work mechanical or organic?: | |
| How is it mechanical or organic?: | ||
| Point of View | Define the point of view in this painting: | |
| How has the artist defined this?: | ||
This test could be taken as an open book, take home test. We wouldn't need to devote class time to. Students would just be expected to complete it by a certain date. The results could be sent as a form. It probably could be done so that the results would be anonymous, but at the same time whether a student participated or not could be kept track of.