Elements
a principle of art that describes the size, location or amount of one element to another (or to the whole) in a work.
What is proportion?
This artist was born in 1972,is full-time professional studio artist residing in Montana who creates fantastical sculpture of animals whom portray different human emotions
Who is Beth Cavener Stitcher?
total number of prints/impressions pulled from a printing plate.
What is edition?
The three hand-building techniques used in clay/ceramics.
What are coil, pinch, and slab?
Mrs. Gibbs dogs names? (Must get both correct).
Who is Basil and Tesla?
The feeling of stability in an artwork.
What is Balance?
time period when a group of painters often used vivid colors—without much mixing or blending—to create flat shapes in their paintings while still being representational.
What is Fauvism?
Term used to describe a test print?
What is a proof?
The name of a mini sculpture used as a "sketch" to plan for a larger sculpture
What is a maquette?
What Mrs. Gibbs is looking forward to doing this summer?
What is taking students to Italy and France!!
A principle of design that refers to extreme differences in an artwork.
What is contrast?
(1915- 2012) Artist known for politically charged sculptures and prints that often portrayed the struggles of African American women .
Who is Elizabeth Catlett?
The difference between Welding and Wedging clay?
What is
Welding- adhering two pieces of clay together after scoring and slipping.
Wedging- A method of kneading clay to get air bubbles out and homogenize the particles.
is an etching technique in which an image is incised directly into a plate (or "matrix") with a hard-pointed "needle" of sharp metal or diamond point instead of using acid.
What is Dry-point?
Where Mrs. Gibbs grew up (State)?
Where is Florida?
Lights and Darks in an Artwork
What is Value?
Surrealism stemmed out of this short-lived art movement whose primary characteristics included nonsensical art in order to protest the war
What is Dadaism?
The term used to describe how the artist organizes the elements and principles of art in an artwork.
What is composition?
The correct placement of an image using margin guidelines
What is registration?
This is Mrs. Gibbs Class name on Twitter/Instagram (can't use phones or you lose double the points).
What is @MrsGibbsArt?
Empty Space
What is Negative Space?
DAILY DOUBLE FOR ALL** The three categories of Surrealism and their charecteristics.
What are...
Juxtaposition- Placing two unusual objects together for contrasting effects
Transformation- Transforming two objects into each other
Automatism- creating artwork from your subconscious (usually abstract).
DAILY DOUBLE*** Name three stages of clay and their charecteristics
1.- Leatherhard - Moist but firm, good to carve but not add to. 2. Bonedry- no visable moisture, very fragile. 3. Bisque- Clay that has been fired. Typically at clays strongest stage.
is the family of printing and printmaking techniques in which the image is incised into a surface, and the incised line or sunken area holds the ink. It is the direct opposite of a relief print.
What is intaglio?
What date is Mrs. Gibb's Birthday?
What is April 15th aka Tax Day
Daily Double Surprise....
Double points to anyone who can name one artist who shares a birthday with Mrs. Gibbs