Art movements
creating illusions with basic design elements
op art
begin your sketch
Red Blue and Yellow
primary colors
red orange and yellow
warm colors
The art movement depicting dreamlike ideas
surrealism
Using multiple types of materials
mixed media
red green and blue
primary colors
blue-green, red-orange, yellow-green, blue-violet as examples
tertiary colors
This movement followed Expressionism, changing from the figurative forms to more abstract.
abstract expressionism
wet on wet dry on wet etc
watercolor
color mixing model with red blue and yellow as primary colors
subtractive
complimentary
prior to expressionism, these artists wanted to paint scenes of the moment, specific to the lighting and the sense it gave to the viewer
impressionism
the soft side of graphite
B
asymmetrical and symmetrical as the design element
balance
3 colors next to each other on the color wheel
analogous
The iconic image of Marilyn Monroe and the Campbell's soup can painted in different colors were products of this art movement.
Pop Art
the hard side of graphite
H
The Expressionist art group formed by Kandinsky ,Marc and Munter
The Blue Rider
3 evenly spaced colors on the subtractive color wheel
triadic