In what city was the original "Girl with Balloon" created?
Where is London, England?
An art style composed of intricate patterns, known to be a relaxing art style.
What is Zentangle?
The artist of Mona Lisa.
Who is Leonardo da Vinci?
The painting displaying a swirling sky at night over a sleepy city.
What is Starry Night?
The basic language of art.
What is Elements of Design?
How many original versions of The Scream were created?
What is 4?
visual artwork that combines a variety of media in a single design.
What is Mixed Media?
The artist of The Scream.
Who is Edvard Munch?
The painting created out of thousands of dots illustrating a peaceful scene in a park with many people.
What is Sunday Afternoon on the Isle of la grand jatte?
An art technique used to create the illusion of depth in a flat surface.
What is perspective?
The specific technique used to create Sunday Afternoon.
What is Pointillism?
an imitation with a twist; a humorous or ironic imitation of its source.
What is Parody?
The artist of Sunday Afternoon.
Who is Georges Seurat?
Who is the modern artist known for her artwork using black and white and extremely colorful psychedelic designs.
Who is Jen Stark?
the art of applying design, aesthetics and natural beauty to clothing and its accessories
What is Fashion Design?
What museum is home to Starry Night?
What is The Museum of Modern Art?
a perception that produces a false or misleading impression of reality.
What is Illusion?
The artist of Starry Night.
Who is Vincent van Gogh?
The eerie painting displaying a ghostlike figure (later speculated to be a representation of man's realization of his negative impact on the environment).
What is The Scream?
Lights and darks, shadows and highlights, shading..
What is value?
What type of artwork is Campbell's Soup Cans?
What is Painting/Print?
The neatness of your work.
What is Craftsmanship?
The artist of Campbell's Soup Cans.
Who is Andy Warhol?
The painting/print of a very common food item in pop culture.
What is Campbell's Soup Cans?
3-dimensional, has height, width and volume.
What is form?