Elements
Principles
Color Theory
Color II
Mixed
100
The area around or in an artwork creates depth.
What is Space?
100
The way to organize the elements of art.
What are the Principles of Design?
100
Red, Yellow and blue.
What are primary colors?
100
Green, Orange, Violet.
What are Secondary Colors?
100
This artist used soft, curved shapes to draw the guitars. These shapes are known as __________.
What are organic shapes?
200
This main element of art used is ________.
What is line?
200
The center of interest or the main focus.
What is Emphasis?
200
Reds, Oranges, and Yellows belong to this category.
What are Warm Colors?
200
Greens, Blues, and Violets are part of this category.
What are Cool Colors?
200
When components in an artwork appear harmonious.
What is Unity/Harmony?
300
The way something feels or appears to feel.
What is texture?
300
The varying size relationships between works of art.
What is Scale?
300
Yellow-green is part of this color harmony.
What are tertiary colors?
300
Red-orange, yellow-green, and blue-violets are all equal parts primary and secondary colors.
What are Tertiary Colors?
300
The Principle of Design used for the waves is _________.
What is movement?
400
These 3 elements are repeated in the artwork.
What is line, shape and color?
400
The impression of action in a composition.
What is Movement?
400
Colors opposite of each other in the color wheel.
What are Complementary Colors?
400
These colors are next to each other on the color wheel.
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What are analogous colors?
400
A texture that you can feel but cannot touch.
What is implied texture?
500
This artist emphasizes the element of art ________.
What is value?
500
The use of diversity in artistic elements.
What is Variety?
500
Picasso used a _________ color harmony.
What are cool colors?
500
The artist Claude Monet used _________ colors in this painting.
What are complementary colors?
500
This painting includes only one color.
What is monochromatic?