Color
The three primary colors used to mix and make secondary colors.
1. _________
2. _________
3. _________
What are red, blue, and yellow?
This line's direction is up and down.
What is verticle?
A type of shape or form that is naturally occurring; they do not have specific names.
What is ORGANIC?
This artist expressed herself through line, color and shading. Flowers are her signature muse.
Who is GEORGIA O'Keeffe
Type of paper used for WATER-PAPER-WATER technique
What is TISSUE paper?
These colors that convey the feeling of high temperature. Also known as WARM COLORS
1. _________
2. _________
3. _________
What are Red, Orange and Yellow?
rough, smooth, bumpy, fuzzy, soft and sharp are all examples of....
What is TEXTURE?
These shapes and forms have specific names associated with them and are typically found in MATH.
What are GEOMETRIC shapes?
He blended his colors on the canvas on not on the paint palette.
Who is Paul Cezanne
A medium one can manipulate to form 3 dimensional sculptures.
What is clay?
A mixture of all primary colors.
What is the color Brown?
An element of art that refers to the lightness and darkness of a color.
What is a VALUE?
When you add white to a color.
What are TINTS?
Who is Vincent Van Gogh?
What medium is used with oil painting?
Linseed oil (it changes how the paint behaves)
Depending on the type of linseed oil used, it will either speed up or slow down drying time, changing the pigment and reducing the visibility of brush strokes.
The 3 secondary colors created by mixing any 2 primary colors together.
1. _________
2. _________
3. _________
What is orange, green and purple?
An object that has dimensions of length, width and depth
What is a FORM?
FORMS have 3 Dimensions. They are Length, Width and __________.
What is Depth/Height
This famous painting of a woman has her own mailbox in the Louvre French museum because of all the love letters she receives. She is also a beloved character in our classroom.
What is The Mona Lisa?
Unlike chalk pastels this type of pastel is made with _____, therefore water does not affect it.
what is OIL?
The three color PAIRS (2 colors in a pair) that COMPLIMENT each other...
hint: the _______ played the ________ on _______
1. ________ and _________
2. ________ and _________
3. ________ and _________
What are YELLOW and PURPLE, RED and GREEN, BLUE and ORANGE
What is a PATTERN?
When an artist places two VERY different things next to each other, they create...
Hint: dark/light....big/small....bright/dull....rough/smooth
What is CONTRAST?
Georges Seraut is known for creating this method of painting.
What is pointillism
Water colors are different that tempera paints or acrylics in that they are ___________, meaning you can see through them.
What is TRANSPARENT?