Which of the following artists was known for pointillism, a technique that creates a painting from many colored dots that blend together when seen from a distance?

Berthe Morisot

Edward Hopper

Georges-Pierre Seurat

Claude Monet

How are additive colors created? (

by mixing CMYK colors

by adding pigments to one another

by combining different colors of light

by combining materials that absorb light

How can you lower and soften the intensity of a color?

Add gray to the color.

Add tan to the color.

Put a complementary co

When an object reflects the entire spectrum of light, how does it look?

black

white

gray

red

Which primary colors does a computer screen use to create colors?

white, black, and gray

orange, purple, and teal

cyan, magenta, and yellow

red, green, and blue

The space inside the edges of a shape is called _.

a stroke

a fill

an alpha

a gradient

A red object looks red because ______.

it is reflecting the entire visual spectrum

it is a complementary color

it is absorbing the red parts of the visual spectrum and reflecting the rest back

it is absorbing all parts of the visual spectrum except for red, which it reflects back

Which type of gradient changes in color in a straight line from a starting point to an ending point?

a linear gradient

a radial gradient

a gradient stop

a natural gradient

Which type of color mixing do painters with a real brush and paints use?

additive color mixing

subtractive color mixing

light color mixing

RGB color mixing

Which of the following artists specialized in realistic oil and watercolor paintings?

Claude Monet

Georges-Pierre Seurat

Edward Hopper

Berthe Morisot

Georges-Pierre Seurat
2. by combining different colors of light
3. Add gray to the color.
4. white
5. red, green, and blue
6. a fill
7. it is absorbing all parts of the visual spectrum except for red, which it reflects back
8. a linear gradient
9. subtractive color mixing
10. Edward Hopper

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andriansp andriansp · Answer 2 · 2018-10-17T04:45:19-04:00

1. Georges-Pierre Seurat

Georges-pierre seurat was a very well known French post-Impressionist painter and draftsman. Georges-pierre Seurat developed the technique in the year of 1886, along with Impressionism artist named Paul Signac. At that time, this technique was ridiculed by many experts, and only started to gained appreciation in the 20th century.

2. by combining different colors of light

Additive color refers to a method to create new colors by combining several colors . Basically, all the colors that you see in your phone, laptop, or tv are the combination of only 3 primary colors (which are red . Blue, and Green)

3. Add gray to the color.

Colour intensity refers to how bright a colour can be perceived by human eyes. Adding Black or White would lower the intensity of the colour. Gray tend to give the most reduction in intensity because grey is made through the combination of white and black.

4. white

White colors can reflect all other colors while black colors can absorb all other colros. So, when an object reflect the entire colors, the reflected light would defintiely look white or colorless.

5. red, green, and blue

The combination of these 3 primaries colour create other colours that you can see with your eyes. For example, the combination of red and green would form a yellow, Combination of red and blue would form a purple colour, etc.

6. a fill

The size of the fill would determine how big the area available for the artists to put their colour in. For example, your computer screen has a rectangle box. The area inside the frame, where this website is displayed is what considered to be a fill.

7. it is absorbing all parts of the visual spectrum except for red, which it reflects back

Within the visible colours spectrum, red has the highest wavelength and the smallerst frequency, which make it able to reflect the other colours that have shortest wavelength. Because of this, red would alwyas seem brighter compared to other colours.

8. a linear gradient

A lienar gradient consists of two points, and a color at each point. In Computer Graphics, The colors along the line within each points are calculated through a method of curve fitting using linear polynomial, and then extended at an angle of 90 degree to that line.

9. subtractive color mixing

Substractive colour mixing is being done by illuminating the colored filters with white light. It explains a methodology of mixing of a limited (usually simpler) set of colour and expand the variation into a wider ranges/types of colours

10. Edward Hopper

Edward Hopper was regarded as among the best realist painters at his time, most notably for his paintings that depict his personal vision of modern life among Americans.

Many buyers willing to pay expensive price for his works due to his excellent geometrical design and the careful placement of human figures whcih create a perfect balance with the environment around them.