Elements
This is a one-dimensional comic section that measures 180° and goes on forever in both directions.
What is a line?
This person writes songs and/or plays an instrument.
Who is a musician?
This is a sketch using pencils, markers, and/or other media.
What is a drawing or painting?
A relief is a type of this.
What is a sculpture?
Examples of this include Power Points, Books, Cassettes, DVDS, Blue Rays, Streaming Devices and the like.
What is multimedia?
This refers to depth or how much room you have.
What is space?
This person has educated you on the different forms of beauty.
Who is your art teacher?
This is an outline or rough draft of a drawing or painting.
What is a sketch?
Houses, schools, and other buildings are a type of this.
What is Architecture?
You can watch this on your phone, computer television, or other electronic device.
What is a video?
This has length and width, such as a rectangle.
What is a shape?
This person writes poems, stories, plays, essays, articles, and other pieces of authentic communication.
Who is an author?
You can take this with your cellular phone, laptop, camera, or any device that allows it.
What is a photograph?
A vase is an example of this.
What is pottery?
You can listen to this on your phone or other electronic device.
What is a song?
This refers to length, width, and depth as in a box or pyramid.
What is form?
This person takes pictures of different people for different occasions.
Who is a photographer?
This is a picture of yourself or someone else.
What is a portrait?
The great buildings of Egypt are an example of this three-dimensional figure.
What are Pyramids?
This involves designing logos.
What is Graphic Design?
This refers to reflected light, such as primary and secondary.
What is color?
This person prepares a variety of foods.
Who is a cook?
This is a picture of just yourself.
What is a self-portrait?
You can wear this craft on your neck, figure, ankle, head, in your head, or around your wrist.
What is jewelry?
You can use this alternative assessment to take notes in your other classes as well as this class.
What is a Power Point?