Question

question 1
vertical lines can create what impression in an artwork?
serenity and rest
all of the above
motion and movement
height and strength
question 2
what is the area of an artwork called that is occupied by the primary subjects?
positive space
negative space
dominant space
neutral space

Explanation:

• Question 1: In art, vertical lines are often associated with height (as they go up - down) and strength (they can give a sense of stability and firmness). Horizontal lines are more related to serenity and rest, and diagonal lines to motion and movement. So, the "All of the above" option is incorrect.
• Question 2: In art terminology, the area occupied by the primary subjects in an artwork is called positive space. Negative space is the background or the space around the subjects. There is no standard art - term "Dominant space" or "Neutral space" in this context.

Answer:

• Question 1: Height and strength
• Question 2: Positive space