Colors
What are the primary colors?
Blue, Red, Yellow
A ________ is a continuous mark made on a surface by a moving point.
Line
A _____ is the material used to create artwork.
Medium
Artists began to gain fame for their work in Europe during the __________.
Renaissance
When shading, it is important to consider
The light source
What are the secondary colors?
green, orange, purple
How do you create a sense of rhythm in an artwork?
Repeat an idea or element?
What does the term opaque mean?
Not see through
Linear Perspective was discovered during the _______.
Renaissance
What is the main technique used in watercolor painting?
wet on wet
What are the tertiary colors?
Red-orange, red-purple, blue-purple, blue-green, yellow-green, yellow-orange
______ changes can be obtained in a color by adding black and white.
Hue is the _____ of a color.
The Name
Pop Art was a movement that took its influence from _______.
Everyday Objects
How can you create the illusion of depth in an artwork?
Scale, Diagonals, overlapping
When you add grey you are making a ____ of the color
What are the 8 principles of design?
Balance, Emphasis, Harmony, Variety, Gradation, Rhythm, Movement, and Proportion
The area of an artwork that draws the eye is called the _______
Focus Point
Who "discovered" the color wheel we know today?
Sir Isaac Newton
The “Rule of Thirds” is an important part of _____.
Composition
What three properties make up color?
Hue, intensity, value
What are the 7 elements of art?
Color, Value, Line, Texture, Shape, Form, and Space
________ is the brightness or purity of a color.
Intensity
The first manufactured tube of paint became available during this art movement.
Impressionism
What are the five types of lines?
Vertical, horizontal, diagonal, curved and zig-zagged