Elements of Art
This Element of Art begins with the letter C.
Color
An art form that involves creating 3-dimestional artwork.
Sculpture
Colors can be organized into this round chart.
Color Wheel
What should you do between mixing colors?
Wash your brush.
Does Ms. Sarah make her own art?
Yes
White, black and grays.
Value
This oven is used to bake clay.
Kiln
Shapes that consist of straight and even lines connected by precise corner.
Geometric
A part to include on a piece of artwork that is necessary for identification.
Name
What is Ms. Sarah's favorite color?
Green
The way something feels or the way it looks like it feels.
Texture
A connection from one point to another, also one of the 7 Elements of Art.
Line
Shapes that resemble forms found in nature and have more flowing lines and angles.
Organic
How many people should be standing at the sink at one time?
1
What she likes to drink at work.
Coffee
This Element of Art refers to the 3-dimensionality of a piece.
Form
Easily bent, flexible.
Plyable
A gradient would refer to this Element of Art.
Value.
What should you do to the clay before sculpting it into a form?
Wedge or Knead the clay to get air out.
What is Ms. Sarah's unwritten rule?
Don't sit at her desk.
Two Elements of Art beginning with the letter S.
Space and Shape.
When one part of on object or artwork is the same as another part.
Tint.
This can be used as a way to clean up shapes and make a drawing "pop."
Outlining
Does Ms. Sarah like her job?
Most of the time.