Elements of Art
An element of art that can be straight, curved, dotted, zig-zagged, and more.
What is line?
This principle of design is used to show IMPORTANCE!
What is emphasis?
This is the maximum volume level you SHOULD be reaching in class.
What is volume level 1?
This element of art is the 3D version of a shape.
What is form?
This principle of design is also one of the fundamentals of music.
What is rhythm?
This element of art can be primary, secondary, or even tertiary.
What is color?
A principle of design that creates motion in a piece of art, guiding the viewer's eyes across it.
What is movement?
The artist who painted Starry Night and Sunflowers.
Who is Vincent van Gogh?
An element of art that captures how something feels.
What is texture?
The principle of design that creates visual interest by combining different elements.
What is variety?
A line closes to form this element of art.
What is shape?
This principle of design would describe night and day, cats and dogs, or yellow and purple.
What is contrast?
An art style that involves the cutting and layering of photos, drawings, paper, and more.
What is collage?
The element of art you can make by using markers, crayons, paint, and more.
What is color?
The principle of design that happens over and over and over and over and over and over and over again.
What is repetition?
This element of art describes how bright or dark something looks.
What is value?
The principle of design with the most harmony.
What is unity?
The word that many people in the art world use in place of "modern," "new," or "current."
What is contemporary?
This element of art can be geometric or organic.
What is form?
The principle of design that compares size.
What is scale?
Just like attitudes, this element of art can be positive or negative.
What is space?
This principle of design combines movement and repetition.
What is rhythm?
This is the kind of art Ms. Gilbert focused on in art school.
What is ceramics?
What are line and shape?
This principle of design goes along with scale, describing how objects relate to one another based on their size.
What is proportion?