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Question 1. Line: Lines can show outline, imply a third dimension, show direction or movement

Question 2. Shape, Volume, & Mass: Shape refers to 2 dimensions, for instance, a square. Mass refers to a sense of bulkiness and/or 3 dimensions, for instance, a cube. Volume refers to containing height, weight, and depth.

Question 3. Light & Value: Light reveals form. Where is the light source? What is the range of values, from light to dark, in the art you are reviewing?

Question 4. Color: How does the artist use color in the art object you are reviewing? Is it the primary colors only? Is it emotionally soothing or jarring?

Question 5. Texture and Pattern: Does the art object you are viewing have actual texture, could you feel it? Or does it have implied texture, suggesting that it is smooth or rough? Does it have an overall pattern on the surface?

Question 6. Space: If your object is architectural or sculptural, it will have 3-dimensional space. Try to describe the space. If your object is two dimensional, how does the artist imply space, for example, through linear perspective, overlapping of objects, smaller or larger objects, or atmospheric perspective?

Question 7. Time and Motion: Does the art object imply time or a succession of events, for instance, a sunset, or motion, for instance, a sculpture that moves?