Color
The Primary colors
What is Blue, Red, and Yellow?
The lightness or darkness of a hue
What is Value?
An artwork consisting of the natural world, the natural scenery of earth.
What is a landscape?
A carbon based material that is used for drawing. it is most commonly found in pencils and it is used to create various lines, tones, values, and textures on paper.
What is graphite?
Artist that painted the Mona Lisa
Who is Leonardo DaVinci?
The secondary colors.
What is Orange, Green, and Purple?
The surface quality of an artwork, invokes the viewers sense of feel or touch.
What is texture?
An artwork that is a visual representation of a person or group of people.
What is a portrait?
A dry, carbon based material that is made from burnt organic materials, such as wood.
What is Charcoal?
The oldest known recorded form of artwork.
What are cave paintings?
A pair of colors that sit directly across from each other on the color wheel.
What is complementary colors?
The overall size of an object/ subject within the artwork.
Scale
An artwork depicting an arrangement of inanimate, non-living, ordinary objects.
What is a still life?
A colorful, waxy drawing material that is used to deposit color onto paper. It can be blended and layered together to create a vibrant, detailed image.
What is colored pencils?
A Dutch, Post-Impressionist painter known for his bold colors, expressive brushwork, and contoured forms.
Who is Vincent Van Gogh?
The primary colors in printmaking.
What is Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow?
The juxtaposition of different elements in an artwork, such as light vs. dark.
What is Contrast?
An artwork that does not tempt to represent reality, it focuses on the elements and principles of art.
What is abstraction?
A paint made with a water-soluble binder that is thinned out with water to create a transparent color. It is used on a thick, porous paper.
What is Watercolor paint?
Period of European artwork created from the 14th century to the 17th century. Work features the development of linear perspective, anatomical accuracy, and a wide range of subjects.
What is the Renaissance?
The science and art of using color, encompassing the principles and guidelines of how colors interact their effects on human perception and emotion, and their practical applications in design and art.
What is Color Theory?
The wholeness or completeness in an artwork, where all components work together.
What is Unity?
An artwork that portrays a living person who poses for an artist to serve as a live reference for art making.
What is a model subject?
A slow drying paint that is made of pigment particles in a drying oil binder. Once dried, the paint is tough, waterproof, and long lasting.
What is oil paint?
Period of European artwork created from the 5th to the 15th century that consisted of strong religious and spiritual influences. The artwork emphasized spiritual narratives and symbolism over realism.
What is Medieval art?