Elements of Art 1
What element of art includes circles, triangles and squares
Shape
What are the three primary colors?
Red, Yellow, BLue
What is the first thing we do after we come into the art room.
Say our greeting: Helloooo my most amazing artists!
What is Mrs. Burns' favorite color?
Rainbow (or purple)
What does a cloud wear under it's raincoat?
Thunderwear
Which element of art includes zigzag, wavy, horizontal and diagonal?
Line
What are the warm and cool colors?
Warm - Red, Yellow, Orange
Cool - Blue, Green, Purple
After our greeting, what do we do to make sure we're ready for art class?
Belly Breathe and say our classroom agreements
Does Mrs. Burns have kids?
Yes, three daughters
What does one volcano say to another?
I LAVA you!
What element of art is about how something feels or looks like it feels?
Texture
What is it called when you add white to a color?
Tint
What is one way Mrs. Burns gets our attention?
Hands on Top . . .
Or rings the doorbell
Or claps
What's something special about Mrs. Burns' house?
There's a RAINBOW on the front window!
Do you remember second grade art? What was the type of art that used bright color and onomatopeya words and sometimes looked like comic book art? They used items and people you might see in a magazine, on tv, or at the grocery store as inspiration.
POP Art!
Which element of art has positive and negative?
Space
What is it called when you add black to a color?
A shade
What is one thing Mrs. Burns doesn't allow in art class?
STICK PEOPLE (and chair tipping!)
Does Mrs. Burns have any pets?
An evil cat named Midnight!
What is a snake's favorite subject in school?
Hissssstory
What element of art is about anything that is 3d?
Form
What is it called when you make a work of art with just one color plus black and white?
Monochromatic
What is Mrs. Burns' goodbye sign and what does it mean?
Pinkies hooked together. It means she loves you, she'll be thinking about you, and she can't wait to see you again!
What is Mrs. Burns' favorite thing to do?
Teach you art!
(kayak, make art)
Who was the artist who painted in the subways and blank walls of New York City? He painted people moving and dancing without details like faces.
Keith Haring