Exam 9: Digital Art
Exam 1: Understanding Art24 Questions
Exam 2: Visual Elements25 Questions
Exam 3: Organizing Principles of Design25 Questions
Exam 4: Drawing25 Questions
Exam 5: Painting25 Questions
Exam 6: Printmaking25 Questions
Exam 7: Graphic Design25 Questions
Exam 8: Photography and Filmmaking25 Questions
Exam 9: Digital Art25 Questions
Exam 10: Sculpture25 Questions
Exam 11: Craft Media25 Questions
Exam 12: Product and Clothing Design25 Questions
Exam 13: Architecture25 Questions
Exam 14: Designed Settings25 Questions
Exam 15: Historical Styles in Western Art30 Questions
Exam 16: Understanding Art on All Levels25 Questions
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The clarity and sharpness of an image on a computer screen is called __________.
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Computer scientists of the 1960s created "photomosaics" in an attempt to determine the minimal amount of information the human eye needs in order to recognize an image as a three-dimensional figure.
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The first feature-length movie to incorporate computer-generated animation was __________.
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Virtual reality is being adapted to allow visitors to walk through __________.
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When an artist creates a drawing on a special tablet,the computer transfers it to the screen by __________ it.
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Janet Cummings Good states the "digital technology has fed and fueled my obsession with __________."
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Artists like Charles Csuri pioneered the use of computers in creating art __________.
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For designing the Staten Island Institute for Arts and Sciences at the St.George ferry terminal,Peter Eisenman used __________.
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The computer screen is divided into an invisible grid of points called __________.
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Downloading digitized art onto a computer monitor is a different experience from seeing the original because __________.
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Fractal geometry must refer to a known landscape to create a similarly believable image
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Just as early photographs tried to imitate painting,a major thrust of computer graphics has been to imitate __________.
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Richard Voss uses __________ to create astonishingly realistic landscapes.
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__________ programs allow sculptors and architects to experiment with forms and to see them in three-dimensions.
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The object in a virtual reality experience that transfers the movement of a participant's hand to a tracking system in the computer is a __________.
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The name given to the global network of computer linkages is __________.
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Once an image is installed on the computer,it can never be changed.
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__________ was(were)the technological advance(s)of the 1970s that encouraged more artists to investigate computer art.
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Interactive art is outside the mainstream of the commercial world of art because __________.
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