Color
The three primary colors used to mix and make secondary colors.
What are red, blue, and yellow?
This line's direction is up and down.
What is vertical?
An element of art that refers to the lightness and darkness of a color.
What is value?
A type of shape or form that is naturally occurring; they do not have specific names.
What is organic?
A stick of colored wax used for writing and drawing.
What is a crayon?
The combination of blue mixed with red.
What is violet (purple)?
What is horizon line?
Normally a rectangle strip created by an artist that shows the a full range of value.
What is a value scale?
An element of art that means objects with three dimensions.
What is form?
A medium used to create ceramics.
What is clay?
These colors that convey the feeling of high temperature. (Red, yellow, orange)
What are warm colors?
A line that defines an edge or form
What is a outline line?
The areas of an object where light does not hit.
What are shadows?
These shapes and forms have specific names associated with them and are typically man-made.
What is geometric?
The two different kinds of paints we use.
What are.... watercolor and acrylic paint?
Colors that are across from each other on the color wheel are called this. (red & green, blue & orange, yellow & purple)
A line that is drawn at an angle.
What is a diagonal line?
The area of an object where light is hitting it directly.
What are highlights?
A technique that creates the illusion of depth.
What is space?
A art project composed paper or other pieces glued onto your art.
Collage
Give me an example of analogous colors.
What is red,purple,blue or blue, green, yellow or red,orange,yellow etc?
Parallel lines used for shading an object.
What are hatch lines?
What are shades of colors? (What color do you add?)
These are darker values (adding black to a hue).
The space created behind an object.
What is negative space?
6 Mediums used in art
What is.... markers, crayons/oil pastels, paper, clay, colored pencils, chalk, photography, ink, charcoal, acrylic, watercolor, graphite (answers will vary)