Artistic Preferences Scale

Even though I missed some Modern and Contemporary pieces, I found it to be really interesting! ^^

 

Scores Explanation
Scores on each scale range from -16 to +16.

• Your score for Linear vs. Painterly was -2. This indicates you have a small preference for linear works over painterly ones. In linear works, the artists depicts clear shapes bounded by lines and attempts to achieve photorealism. This contrasts with a painterly style where the brush strokes will be visible.
• Your score for Realistic vs. Abstract was 1. This indicates you have a small preference for abstract works.
• Your score for Masculine vs. Feminine was 7. This indicates that you have a moderate preference for works of art that depict subjects stereotypically of interest to females (e.g. women in dresses, etc.) as opposed to subjects stereotypically associated with males (e.g. fighting, machines, ships, architecture, etc.).

 

The problem with this test is that you can find "Painterly" art that's way less shitty than their examples


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Scores Explanation
Scores on each scale range from -16 to +16.

• Your score for Linear vs. Painterly was -9. This indicates you have a strong preference for linear works over painterly ones. In linear works, the artists depicts clear shapes bounded by lines and attempts to achieve photorealism. This contrasts with a painterly style where the brush strokes will be visible.
• Your score for Realistic vs. Abstract was -2. This indicates you have a small preference for realistic works over abstract ones.
• Your score for Masculine vs. Feminine was 1. This indicates that you have a slight preference for works of art that depict subjects stereotypically of interest to females (e.g. women in dresses, etc.) as opposed to subjects stereotypically associated with males (e.g. fighting, machines, ships, architecture, etc.).

 

This is interesting.

 

These are results from the Artistic Preferences Scale 1.1. The APS1.1 measures three scores: two of style and one of content. The scores for these three scales are graphed below.
Scores Explanation

Scores on each scale range from -16 to +16.

• Your score for Linear vs. Painterly was 6. This indicates you have a moderate preference for painterly works. In painterly works the brush stokes will be visible, this contrasts with linear works where shapes are bounded by lines and the goal is a photo-realistic depiction.
• Your score for Realistic vs. Abstract was -5. This indicates you have a moderate preference for realistic works over abstract ones.
• Your score for Masculine vs. Feminine was 7. This indicates that you have a moderate preference for works of art that depict subjects stereotypically of interest to females (e.g. women in dresses, etc.) as opposed to subjects stereotypically associated with males (e.g. fighting, machines, ships, architecture, etc.).

 

These are results from the Artistic Preferences Scale 1.1. The APS1.1 measures three scores: two of style and one of content. The scores for these three scales are graphed below.
Scores Explanation

Scores on each scale range from -16 to +16.

• Your score for Linear vs. Painterly was 9. This indicates you have a strong preference for painterly works. In painterly works the brush stokes will be visible, this contrasts with linear works where shapes are bounded by lines and the goal is a photo-realistic depiction.
• Your score for Realistic vs. Abstract was -4. This indicates you have a moderate preference for realistic works over abstract ones.
• Your score for Masculine vs. Feminine was 0. This indicates that you prefer equally works of art that depict subjects stereotypically of interest to males (e.g. fighting, machines, ships, architecture, etc.) as opposed to subjects usually associated with females (women in dresses, etc.).

 

Scores Explanation
Scores on each scale range from -16 to +16.

• Your score for Linear vs. Painterly was -9. This indicates you have a strong preference for linear works over painterly ones. In linear works, the artists depicts clear shapes bounded by lines and attempts to achieve photorealism. This contrasts with a painterly style where the brush strokes will be visible.
• Your score for Realistic vs. Abstract was -9. This indicates you have a strong preference for realistic works over abstract ones.
• Your score for Masculine vs. Feminine was -7. This indicates that you have a moderate preference for works of art that depict subjects stereotypically of interest to males (e.g. fighting, machines, ships, architecture, etc.) as opposed to subjects stereotypically associated with females (women in dresses, etc.).
  
  

Its weird. On half of these sorts of tests I come out strongly feminine, yet sometimes like this I come out strongly masculine. I'm either highly in balance or high in conflict. Not sure which.

I can't stand much abstract stuff to be fair. Its that madness that leads to a glass of water on a shelf or a banana strapped to a wall being called art...

I want sometime real, something that takes effort and takes me somewhere, and not just 5 minutes and a roll of duck tape.

 

Scores Explanation
Scores on each scale range from -16 to +16.

• Your score for Linear vs. Painterly was 3. This indicates you have a small preference for painterly works. In painterly works the brush stokes will be visible, this contrasts with linear works where shapes are bounded by lines and the goal is a photo-realistic depiction.
• Your score for Realistic vs. Abstract was 4. This indicates you have a moderate preference for abstract works.
• Your score for Masculine vs. Feminine was -3. This indicates that you have a slight preference for works of art that depict subjects stereotypically of interest to males (e.g. fighting, machines, ships, architecture, etc.) as opposed to subjects stereotypically associated with females (women in dresses, etc.).

@Wyote - same scores. Great minds, eh?

 

Interesting. I think this told me just how much I love chiaroscuro - I think that was the real determiner of my choices, rather than whatever indices the test designers were trying to measure. @Asa what do you think of this test?


Scores Explanation
Scores on each scale range from -16 to +16.

• Your score for Linear vs. Painterly was -5. This indicates you have a moderate preference for linear works over painterly ones. In linear works, the artists depicts clear shapes bounded by lines and attempts to achieve photorealism. This contrasts with a painterly style where the brush strokes will be visible.
• Your score for Realistic vs. Abstract was 11. This indicates you have a strong preference for abstract works.
• Your score for Masculine vs. Feminine was -5. This indicates that you have a moderate preference for works of art that depict subjects stereotypically of interest to males (e.g. fighting, machines, ships, architecture, etc.) as opposed to subjects stereotypically associated with females (women in dresses, etc.).

EDIT: Curious that only myself and Gaze landed in the 'Linear-Abstract' quadrant.

 

Bulls-eye

 

hese are results from the Artistic Preferences Scale 1.1. The APS1.1 measures three scores: two of style and one of content. The scores for these three scales are graphed below.
Scores Explanation

Scores on each scale range from -16 to +16.

• Your score for Linear vs. Painterly was 2. This indicates you have a small preference for painterly works. In painterly works the brush stokes will be visible, this contrasts with linear works where shapes are bounded by lines and the goal is a photo-realistic depiction.
• Your score for Realistic vs. Abstract was -8. This indicates you have a strong preference for realistic works over abstract ones.
• Your score for Masculine vs. Feminine was -4. This indicates that you have a moderate preference for works of art that depict subjects stereotypically of interest to males (e.g. fighting, machines, ships, architecture, etc.) as opposed to subjects stereotypically associated with females (women in dresses, etc.).

lmao @Wyote more or less similar what a shocker....

 

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