Colour
Space
Value
Line
100

What are Warm Colours?

Red, Orange and Yellow

100
Explain Positive Space

The area in a work of art that the subject or main elements occupy, such as a person, a still life object, or a landscape feature

100

What does Value create in a drawing?

Dimension and Depth

100

What is an example of a type of line?

Wavy, Zig Zag, Straight, Diagonal, etc.

200

What are Cool Colours?

Blue, Green and Purple

200

Explain Negative Space

The empty area around and between the subjects of an artwork, essentially the background

200

When we arrange objects in the middle of the table and draw them, that is called a...

Still Life!

200

Can we use lines for SHADING?

YES! We can use crosshatching, scribbling, etc. to create shading in drawings!

300

What are the 3 pairs of Complimentary Colours?

Orange and Blue

Purple and Yellow

Red and Green

300

Explain what the foreground, middle ground, and background is in an artwork

The foreground being closest to the viewer, the middleground in between, and the background the furthest area, often using techniques like size, detail, and color contrast to guide the eye and tell a story. The foreground draws you in, the middleground holds the main subject, and the background provides context and distance.

300

Explain the different between a 2B and a 8B pencil

The main difference is that an 8B pencil is much softer and darker than a 2B pencil, as the 'B' stands for blackness, and the higher the number, the more graphite (less clay) is in the core, making it smoother, blacker, and more prone to smudging

300

What is a Line?

A dot that went for a walk! 

A mark that moves across the page

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