Principles of Art (HS)
The principle term for the different elements in an art piece.
What is VARIETY?
The type of drawing in which you create an image using small dots of one color.
What is STIPPLE?
The definition of a one-point perspective.
What is a drawing with a single vanishing point?
Optical Illusions began where?
What is ANCIENT GREECE?
The artist who created the "Mona Lisa".
Who is LEONARDO DA VINCI?
The principle term for the creation of depth.
What is SPACE?
The outline of drawings done without looking at your paper.
What is BLIND-CONTOURING?
The type of art that has two focal points.
What is TWO-POINT PERSPECTIVE?
One of the following are NOT an example of a ONE-POINT PERSPECTIVE.
Road, Railroad, Room, Rubik's Cube, Cityscapes, Beach
What is Rubik's Cube?
This artist had two main periods in their painting career called the "Rose Period" and "Blue Period".
Who is PABLO PICASSO?
The definition of VALUE.
What is the lightness and darkness of a color?
The term for creating a series of closely spaced parallel lines that intersect each other at different angles to create shading and volume.
What is CROSS-HATCHING?
What is...
Blue
Blue-Green
Green
The nickname of Darryl McCray, the person credited for the modern graffiti.
Who is Cornbread?
Henri Matissie paid what in his 80s while Claude Monet started what movement.
What are the CHAPEL IN NICE and the IMPRESSIONISM MOVEMENT?
The principle term for the movement throughout a piece of art.
What is rhythm?
The principle term for what makes a piece of art comfortable, with a sense of unity and calmness.
What is balance?
The SPLIT COMPLEMENTARY COLORS of RED.
What is BLUE and YELLOW?
These are all graffiti types except for _______.
Bubble, Calligraphy, Wildstyle, Blockbuster, Sharp, and Masterpiece
What is Calligraphy?
This artist created the painting "Feast of the Rosary".
Who is Albrecht Durer?
The creation of a focal point is what principle term.
What is EMPHASIS?
The principle term for the perception of size in relationships within a piece of art.
What is proportion?
The SPLIT-COMPLEMENTARY HARMONY of YELLOW-ORANGE.
What is RED-PURPLE and BLUE-GREEN?
The term for something that deceives the eye by appearing to other than it is.
What is Optical Illusion?
Georges Seurat is known for this painting method.
What is POINTILLISM?