Elements of Art
What is Color?
Color: are hues made when
light reflects off objects.
What is Emphasis?
Emphasis: using elements of are
to create a focal point.
What happens when clay gets too wet?
It falls apart and cannot hold it's shape.
An artwork you make of yourself is called?
A Self Portrait
The area between objects is called what?
Space
What is Line?
Line: is when one point connects
to another and are 1D.
What is Pattern?
Pattern: Line, shape, or color
repeating.
What happens when clay gets too dry?
It cracks and is hard to work with.
An artwork you make of someone else is called?
A Portrait
Why is Variety important in our artwork?
It adds visual interest.
What is Shape?
Shape: shapes are flat and
enclosed and are 2D.
What is Movement?
Movement: the direction the eye
travels when viewing an artwork.
Why do we let clay dry before it bakes in the kiln?
So it won't explode!
What is Realism?
The natural and everyday.
The relationship between Elements of Art used in an artwork is called what?
Proportion
What is Texture?
Texture: is how something looks
like it would feel.
What is Balance?
Balance: distributing visual weight pleasingly.
What is Scratch and Attach?
It is when you scratch the clay and use water to connect or attach it together.
What is Surrealism?
The bizarre and fantastical.
What is Scale?
The size of something, how big or small it is.
What is Form?
Form: are 3D shapes, they have volume.
What is Unity
Unity: using elements of art to
connect the whole work together.
Why do we use Scratch and Attach?
So our clay stays together and is less likely to crack or explode.
The transition from light to dark is called?
Value
What object did we draw as an Alternative Self Portrait?
Shoes!