2018 WASSCE VISUAL ART ANSWERS

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2018 WASSCE VISUAL ART



1) Balance

Balance refers to the weight of objects, and their placement in relation to each other.

Proportion

Proportion is the size of objects in relation to each other, or within a larger whole. This could be natural (e.g. a nose which fits onto a face the way you would expect it), exaggerated (e.g. a nose that is vastly over

Emphasis is an extension of these first two principles: it is when contrast, placement, size, color or other features are used to highlight one object, area, or other elements of the artwork

Variety is a sense of difference between elements of an artwork – the opposite of unity, or harmony. Variety adds a sense of chaos to a work, and this is often used to highlight certain powerful emotions.

Harmony

In follow on from variety, harmony is the use of related elements. This might be similar colors, shapes, sizes of objects, etc.

This indicates the direction your eye takes as you view the work – in what order does your eye travel? If emphasis is used, this often means you start with this element first and travel away from it.

Unity

Not to be confused with harmony, unity is the overall cohesion of the work. You might achieve this through any kind of grouping of objects. Any kind of similarity will help to strengthen the sense of unity you feel when looking at a series of objects.

1a). They are used to organize the basic elements of art : line, shape, form, value, color, space, and texture. They are sometimes also referred to as principles of organization or design principles . Another important element in creating
art is composition.

1a. *Assist the artist to organize the elements of design into pleasing artifacts*.

b. *Proportion is the relationship of one object to another in size, shape,amount or number of degree as it actually appears.*

VARIETY is *category of things distinguish by some common characteristics or quality*..in nature we could have varieties of fruit, flowers, animals etc.

unity *is  sense of oneness of a  thing or shape. Example is oneness of leaves on a tree.*


*VISUAL ARTS OBJECTIVES*

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