Color I
Texture and Value
Composition
Haring
Color II
100
Red, Yellow, and Blue
What are the primary colors?
100
the texture you can feel on an object
What is actual texture?
100
the space that is not used as an object in a drawing.
What is negative space?
100
Haring used lines and doodles around his figures to represent this...
What is movement and energy?
100
Green, Purple, and Orange
What are the secondary colors?
200
orange's complimentary color
What is blue?
200
the surface quality of an object i.e. smooth, bumpy, furry, rough.
What is surface texture?
200
space that is used to create objects or subject matter within your composition.
What is positive space?
200
Where did Keith Haring draw on black paper for everyone to see?
What is the subway.
200
an example of a tertiary or intermediate colors.
What is one of the following yellow orange, yellow green, blue green, blue purple, red purple, red orange.
300
yellow, red and orange
What are three warm colors?
300
the lightness and darkness within a picture
What is value?
300
when the subject matter (considering size, value, object placement) carries your eye throughout the entire composition evenly.
What is balance?
300
Saw modern art that inspired him in a museum in this city
What is Washington, DC
300
when you add white to a color
What is tint?
400
blue, purple, and green.
What are cool colors?
400
a texture that is 2D, made to look like an actual texture
What is implied texture?
400
Shapes that are we see in manufactured items and architecture i.e. circles, squares, and triangles.
What is geometric shape?
400
Where Keith Haring found his style as an artist.
What is New York City?
400
any three colors beside each other around the color wheel (often one primary, one tertiary, and one secondary)
What are Analogous colors?
500
complimentary colors
What are colors found opposite from each other on the color wheel.
500
when you change the value of a paint by adding white and/or black.
What is tone?
500
a regular or repeating occurrence of an element in art
What is rhythm?
500
is an ideogram that conveys its meaning through its pictorial resemblance to a physical object.
What is a pictogram?
500
one color plus the tints and shades of that color. (no other color is used)
What is monochromatic?
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