Colors
What are the 3 primary colors?
Red, Yellow, Blue
Name 4 types of lines.
Straight, wavy, zig zag, curvy, scalloped, dashed, dotted, spiral, etc.
A stick of colored wax used for writing or drawing.
Crayon
A mark made by a moving point in one direction, from left to right or up and down.
Straight line
The repetition of a line or shape.
Pattern
What are the two groups of colors?
Warm and Cool
This is how light or how dark an object appears.
Value
A medium that is permanent and cannot be erased or removed.
Sharpie
A line that goes up and down in a sharp movement, causing distinct points as it moves
Zig Zag line
The object in the front or center of a piece of art, directly in front of the viewer.
Foreground.
The 7 colors found in the rainbow.
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet
(ROYGBIV)
The direction of our paper when drawing a picture of a person or animal.
Portrait
A medium that requires you to "wake it up" before using.
Water color
A line often used to represent moving water, as in an ocean.
Wavy Line
The art movement that took everyday, common items and repeated them to create an art piece.
Pop Art
Name the cool color palette.
Blue, Green, Purple
The effect we create on 2D art to show the appearance of it having a 3D feeling or finish - like fur.
Texture
A medium that can be blended, layered, and will resist water.
Oil Pastel
A line that curves into itself in a repeated motion, often growing in size as it goes. Hint: Mrs. Spaliaras' favorite line
Spiral Line
The areas of an object where light does not hit, usually represented using black in an art piece.
Shadow.
What do we change when we add white or black to a color?
Value
This is a line that divides an object in half, creating two mirrors images that are exactly the same.
Line of symmetry.
The medium used to create 3D art or ceramics.
Clay
A line that requires you to lift your hand off of the paper in a patterned motion as you create it.
Dashed or Dotted line
Shapes that aren't easily recognizable and are made up with no geometric rules.
Organic Shapes