Elements of Art
This is an element that is three-dimensional.
What is form?
This is a difference between visual elements.
What is contrast?
This is a type of free form pattern making that is used as a meditative art form.
What is a zentangle?
This is the term for an artwork using only one color with all of its' tints and shades.
What is monochromatic?
The arrangement of elements within a piece of art.
What is a composition?
This is the element referring to the lightness or darkness of grays or colors.
What is value?
The repetition of elements in an artwork, such as lines, shapes, and colors.
These are Picasso's two famous painting periods.
What are the Blue Period and the Rose Period?
This is how you mix tertiary colors.
What is mixing a primary color with a secondary next to it?
This is the technique of gluing cut paper to a surface.
What is collage?
This term refers to the thinness or thickness of a line.
What is line weight?
The distribution of visual weight in an artwork.
What is balance?
This is a Colombian street muralist who worked with vibrant colors and shapes.
Who is Stinkfish?
This is the term for colors that are next to each other or near each other on the color wheel.
What is analogous?
This is the watercolor technique we used for the background of our skeleton artworks.
What is monoprinting?
These are colors that are directly across from each other on the color wheel.
What are complementary colors?
A similarity of visual elements.
What is unity?
This artist started the Fauvist Movement, working with bright, expressive colors.
Who is Henri Matisse?
This is a color scheme using blues, violets, and greens.
What is a cool color scheme?
This is the term for adding a medium tone to your subject BEFORE adding additional value. (HINT: We added this to our skeletons.)
What is a ground?
This is the open area between and around objects in a piece of art.
Negative space.
When one section of an artwork attracts more visual attention it is called this.
What is emphasis?
This is the type of art form created in different cultures and used to promote spiritual balance and peace.
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This is the kind of specific BALANCE this type of art displays. (You must answer both correctly.)
What is a mandala?
What is radial balance?
These are the three pairs of complementary colors on the color wheel.
What are Red+Green, Blue+Orange, and Violet+Yellow?
These are all 6 tertiary colors!
What are red-violet, red-orange, blue-violet, blue-green, yellow-green, and yellow-orange?