Exam 32: Designing, Drawing, and Planning

The Federal period, which gained prominence from 1720 to 1880, has been called the United States' first homegrown style.

A ____ details how the piece is built in a step-by-step manner.

____ is what it the piece is designed to do, or its purpose.

A detail drawing is often full scale.

The ____ style of furniture spanned the period from 1925 to 1940.

Studying the styles of the past and present is a good way to begin to develop one's own aesthetic.

____ is the use of space and mass to give a feeling of stability.

____ describes differences within a piece, such as between light and dark.

Repetition of elements creates rhythm, which draws the viewer's eye to certain areas that accentuate visual harmony.

____ can be defined as what the project looks like upon completion; that is, its appearance.