Color Theory
The 3 primary colors?
What is Red, Yellow and Blue
Where is the vanishing point in linear perspective?
What is on the Horizon Line.
An element of art that was described by Pal Klee as a "dot that took a walk".
What is the element of Line.
When two sides are not exact shapes, but they are still balanced by visual weight. Such as a large shape balanced by several small shapes.
Asymmetrical Balance
This artist that painted the Mona Lisa.
Who is Leonardo da Vinci.
The Secondary Colors?
What is Green, Orange and Violet (aka Purple)WW
A line that indicates where the sky meets the earth in linear perspective drawing
What is horizon line - horizontal line from side to side.
The element of Art that indicates darks and lights in a composition.
What is Value. A value scale goes from light to dark or White, Various Greys and Black
Repetition of a line, shape or color can create this Principle of Design.
What is Rhythm.
The featured artist that painted The school of Athens?
Who is Raphael from Italian Renaissance.
Analogous Colors?
Colors next to each other on the color wheel Ex: Yellow, Yellow/Green, Green, Blue/Green, Blue
When drawing an edge or corner of a house that faces the viewer, it is necessary to have how many vanishing points?
What is 2 pt perspective.
Name two types of texture.
What is Actual Texture and Implied Texture.
This Principle of Design establishes how small or large something is in relationship to other shapes around it
What is Scale.
The featured artist that painted The Starry Night.
Who is Vincent van Gogh.
An example of a tertiary color.
What is Yellow/Orange or any color between a primary and secondary
Sculpture, architecture and ceramics are considered what type of art: 2D or 3D?
What is 3 - dimensional
Drawing an edge or contour of an observed object without looking at the paper.
What is Blind Contour Drawing.
This Principle of Design creates interest through difference or a change from other parts of a composition
What is Contrast or Variety.
The method of ceramics that combines items that have been fired separately to create one unified whole - such as the method used in the Chinese Terracotta Warriors.
What is Assemblage in 3D artworks.
Similar to Collage in 2D artwork that combines different things to make something new.
An example of a complementary color.
What is across the color wheel and creates the strongest contrast - Red and Green, Blue and Orange or Violet and Yellow
Tertiary complements: Yellow/Green and Red/Violet
A change of value and scale that indicates space or depth in a composition.
What is atmospheric perspective.
Squares, Triangles and Circles are examples of what types of shapes?
What is Geometric Shapes.
A focal point or place that draws one's attention to an area creates this Principle of Design.
What is Emphasis.
This featured artist from the Baroque Period (17th Century) used light and dark values for dramatic effect, called Chiaroscuro.
Who is Caravaggio.