COLOR
Name the three PRIMARY colors.
What are Blue, Yellow, and Red
True or False:
Lines can convey an emotion.
What is TRUE
True or False:
Value refers to the highlights and shadows of a work of art?
What is TRUE
The area that is commonly referred to as "the background" is also known as what kind of space?
What is NEGATIVE SPACE
What kind of shape is free-flowing and looks like it is from nature?
What are RED, ORANGE, and YELLOW
What kind of a line is defined by having sharp angles, straight lines, and looks "man-made"?
What is GEOMETRIC LINE
Complete the following:
A finger, paper towel and _______________ are three tools from our notes used to blend.
What is BLENDING STUMP
What kind of space are we talking about when you are referring to the actual area around you right now?
What is the following definition referring to?
A 2-D enclosed area?
A color scheme using only ONE color is known as... ?
What is MONOCHROMATIC
The definition of line is what?
What is the mark making technique to create value where lines are parellel/all go the same direction?
What is HATCHING
What is 1 of the 6 ways to create the Visual Space/Illusion of Space?
What is:
OVERLAP, VALUE/SHADING, PLACEMENT, SIZE, VALUE/FOCUS, LINEAR PERSPECTIVE
What is a PRINTING PRESS
The word "Tint" means you add what to a single color to make it lighter?
What is WHITE?
What is ORGANIC LINE
What is the name of the famous French artist known for his work with Pointillism/Stippling?
Who is GEORGES SEURAT
In a linear perspective drawing, What is the line called that connects directly to a vanishing point and is diagonal?
What is ORTHOGONAL LINE
Hint: we made a printing plate made of railboard and used simple shapes. It starts with a "C"
What is COLLAGRAPH
What would the color scheme be if an artist only uses the following three colors:
Red, Red Violet, and Violet
What is ANALOGOUS
True or False:
An artist can only use one type of line in a single composition?
What is FALSE
What are:
BLENDING, CROSS HATCHING, HATCHING, SCUMBLING, POINTILLISM/STIPPLING.
The main subject of a work of art is known as what?
What is POSITIVE SPACE
What is a BRAYER