Elements
This is a continuous mark that connects Point A to Point B.
Line
When an artwork has repeating elements, it's called a...
Pattern
Drawing something realistically by physically looking at the objects in front of you.
Still Life
What are the 3 Primary colors?
Red, Yellow and Blue!
What style of shading uses only lines?
Hatching
When a line is closed, it becomes a... Hint: it can be geometric or organic!
Shape
When the artwork has two elements that are VERY different from each other, it's called...
Contrast
Drawing an object using ONLY LINES without looking at your paper is called...
Blind Contour
What are the 3 secondary colors?
Green, purple and orange
What style of shading uses only dots?
Stippling
When a shape becomes 3D, it is referred to as a...
Form
When one specific element stands out, it is called a point of...
Emphasis
This is a technique that shows space. It has a horizon line and vanishing point.
One-point perspective
What are the 6 tertiary colors?
What is the name for the lightest part of a shaded form?
Highlight
This refers to the lightness or darkness of a color.
Value
This refers to the relative sizes of objects in an artwork.
Proportion
When you draw two objects in front of each other, they are...
Overlapping
When two colors are across from each other on the color wheel, they are... Hint: Red and green, Blue and orange, Yellow and purple.
Contrasting -or- Complementary
If an objects color is lighter or darker, it is called...
A tint or a shade
When an artwork looks as though it would feel a certain way, it has...
Texture
If an artwork has elements that go together to create a finished piece, it's called...
Unity
When an object is placed lower on the page to show that it is closer to the viewer, that is called...
Hierarchy
What is the acronym for the colors of the rainbow?
ROYGBIV
When an object has shading BEHIND it, it is called the...
Cast Shadow