Elements/Principles of Art
Art Materials/Techniques
Types of Art
Artists
Vocabulary
100
How do we show movement in art?
by capturing poses, blurring edges of an object, using lines, and moving the viewer's eye across the piece.
100
What did we use to create our perspective snowmen?
Oil Pastels
100
What type of art is this?
Graffiti Art or Street Art
100
Who created the Mona Lisa?
Leonardo da Vinci
100
"Everything in the foreground is ______ and everything in the background is _______."
Bigger, Smaller
200
What is Value?
The lightness or darkness of a color.
200
Artists that digitally create characters to make either games, movies, or tv shows are called what?
Animators or illustrators
200
What type of art is this called? 
Caricature
200
How can an artist show who they are through their art?
They can draw themselves or use symbols, colors, and patterns to represent them.
200
What does contrast mean?
a strong difference between elements.
300
Explain what Texture is and give me some examples.
Texture is how something looks or feels.
Ex: Shiny, smooth, fluffy, rough
300
How did we create shading in our hot cocoa mug painting?
We blended paint colors together so it looked like it was going from lighter to darker.
300
What type of art were we focusing on when we made mugs from clay?
3D art
300
Who created this?
Piet Mondrian
300
What does perspective add to an art piece?
Perspective creates depth and realistic imagery.
400
What is Proportion?
the size relationship between parts of a whole, ensuring elements look right together
400
What is Scoring used for when using clay?
Scratching the surface of the clay to attach two pieces together.
400
What is Non-Objective Art?
a form of abstract art that is entirely non-representational, meaning it does not depict, reference, or take inspiration from any recognizable person, place, or object in the natural world. It focuses on pure aesthetics, using geometric shapes, lines, and colors to create visual harmony.
400
Who created this work?
Kandinsky
400
What is a worm's eye view?
A perspective from a very low angle, looking upward as if from ground level.
500
What are complementary colors?
Colors that are opposite of each other on the color wheel and look good together, like purple and yellow, Green and red, and blue and orange.
500
When we used clay, we learned about Relief Art. What was it?
a sculptural technique where figures or designs project from a flat background, remaining attached to it, creating a 3D effect on a 2D surface
500
When we were learning about perspective, we learned about the vanishing point, horizon line, and Perspective lines. What were they?
The horizon line is an imaginary line where the sky meets the ground. The vanishing point is a spot on the horizon line where perspective lines meet.
500
In the very beginning of the year, we turned our name into graffiti. We looked at an artist whose personality is unknown and goes by the name Banksy. He did something EXTREMELY controversial while his art was up for auction. What was it?
He rigged his art by creating a picture frame that would drop the picture down and shred his artwork once it was bought, ruining his piece.
500
What are organic shapes?
free-form shapes that are irregular or resemble things in nature.