The most basic art-making thing. It is a "dot going for a walk".
What is a line?
100
The repetition of Elements in an artwork. Can be achieved through use of line, shape, and/or color.
What is Pattern?
100
These are the 3 primary colors and how you get one.
What are red, yellow, & blue, and you can't mix a primary color; you have to find it somewhere?
100
Color + White.
What is a tint?
100
Using little lines to show value.
What is hatching?
200
2 Elements. One is two-dimensional (2D), flat or limited to height and width. The other comes from the 3 primaries plus black and white and has 3 properties: hue, value, and intensity.
What are Shape and Color?
200
Two Principles. The first is concerned with the created center of interest, the place in an artwork where your eye first lands. The second uses opposing Elements such as complimentary colors or opposite values.
What are Emphasis and Contrast?
200
These are the 3 secondary colors and how you get one.
What are orange, green, & violet, and you have to mix equal parts of two primaries.
200
Color + black.
What is a shade?
200
Using dots to show value.
What is stippling?
300
Two Elements. The first Element is the relative lightness and darkness in an artwork and is perceived through varying levels of contrast. The second has depth, length, and width, resides in space, and is perceived as three-dimensional (3D).
What are Value and Form?
300
Two Principles. The first is the alternation of elements, often with defined intervals between them. The second is used to create the look and feeling of action.
What are Rhythm and Movement?
300
This word for a kind of color scheme means "one color".
What is monochromatic?
300
Colors that are across from each other on the color wheel.
What are complimentary colors?
300
Using intersecting lines to show value.
What is crosshatching?
400
This Element refers to the way things feel or the way things appear to feel.
What is Texture?
400
Achieved when the components of a work of art are perceived as harmonious, giving the work a sense of completion.
What is Unity?
400
This word for a color scheme means "colors that are next to each other on the color wheel".
What is analogous?
400
Colors that are in-between a primary and the adjacent secondary.
What are tertiary colors?
400
Using a pencil with different pressures to show value.
What is blending.
500
The area in which art is organized.
What is space?
500
Happens when parts of a visual are arranged in an aesthetically pleasing way. There are 2 kinds: formal (symmetrical) and informal (not exactly symmetrical, but still usually has equal weight throughout the image).
What is Balance?
500
This is how you get brown.
What is mixing two complimentary colors?
500
Black, white, and gray are examples of this (hint: they are NOT colors).
What are tones?
500
Using a ruler, measure and divide your paper into 4 equal sized boxes. No folding. You will need to figure out what half of each side of the paper is. Your measurements should be less than 1/4 inch off total.