Drawing flashcards
18 flashcard decks by 18 users
This GoConqr page brings together user-made drawing flashcards, from vocabulary and perspective to materials and facial features. School students can practise recalling terms and techniques, while teachers can find material for lessons; some decks also suit university students. There are more than 10 decks from more than 10 users. Browse the collection and choose a topic to study.
Flashcards
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100 cardsART EXAM 2 CH 2.1 Which English artist and poet suggested that drawing is a fundamental artistic skill?
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58 cardsARTS FINAL Artists draw for many reasons, including:
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22 cardsVisual Arts How many areas can perspective in art can be broken into?
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26 cardsDrawing Vocabulary
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55 cardsDrawing 1 - Vocabulary Test #1
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55 cardsThe Artists’ Anatomy
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91 cardsAnatomy ( Torso ) What is number 1 called ?
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20 cardsDrawing semester review Which side of your brain is better suited for creative thinking?
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57 cardsFigure Drawing Muscle Test
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11 cardsUntitled The carbon base substance inside pencils
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5 cardsSemeyá Joshua 6to PAE lines skeleton sketch
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6 cardsFacial Features Drawing face parts
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18 cardsType Face
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18 cardsART 111 after midterm 1
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5 cardsFichas dibujo y pintura
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15 cardsDrawing
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1 cardsUntitled what is the text about it is about how to transform a 2d figure to be seen in thirteen dimension and that i...
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3 cardsUntitled
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About drawing flashcards
GoConqr OriginalWhat the drawing flashcards cover
The decks offer several ways into the unit. Drawing Vocabulary introduces terms such as contour, composition and negative space. Visual Arts includes questions about perspective, while Drawing covers materials and techniques such as charcoal, ink and shading. Facial Features focuses on parts of the face and details to notice when drawing them.
How to use the decks
Start with Drawing Vocabulary if you want to become familiar with the language used across the collection. Try recalling what each term means before checking the card. Then choose a deck that matches what you are working on, such as Facial Features for portrait details.
Return to cards you find difficult and review them alongside related terms. When you want to organise ideas visually rather than recall them one at a time, switch to a mind map on the unit page. Pick a deck and work through it at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which drawing flashcards should I start with?
Drawing Vocabulary is a useful starting point for getting familiar with terms used in the collection. It includes contour, composition, eye level and negative space. Once you have reviewed those, Visual Arts offers questions on perspective, and Facial Features focuses on details of the face.
Are there flashcards about drawing materials?
Yes. The deck called Drawing includes charcoal, coloured pencils, ink and sketch pads, alongside techniques such as blending and shading. It is a place to review the names of materials and techniques together. Other decks cover topics such as perspective, facial features and anatomy.
Can I use these flashcards for free?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open, study and take without an account. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save quiz scores. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.
Are there flashcards for figure and portrait drawing?
Yes. Facial Features covers eyes, noses, lips and ears, with points about shape, detail and tonal range. The collection also includes The Artists’ Anatomy and a deck on torso anatomy. These offer different starting points for reviewing the figure and face.