The Color Wheel
Secondary Colors
What are orange, green, and violet?
A mark with length and direction, created by a point that moves across a surface.
What is Line?
Renaissance artist who painted the Mona Lisa
Who is Leonardo da Vinci?
This material comes from the earth and gets fired
Clay
Loom, Warp, Weft, Repetition
What is Weaving?
Intermediate Colors
What is
Blue-green, Blue-violet
Red-orange, Red-violet
Yellow-green, Yellow-orange
The area enclosed by a line - can be geometric or freeform/organic
What is shape?
This artist is known for inventing a moving sculpture, The Mobile.
Who is Alexander Calder?
Also called a wax oil crayon, they are messy but not dusty.
What is Oil Pastel?
Involves scissors, glue, and overlapping layers.
What is Collage?
Blue/Orange - Green/Red - Yellow/Purple
What are complimentary colors?
How something feels or appears to feel
What is Texture?
Created portraits using objects, such as, fruits & vegetables.
Who is Giuseppe Archimboldo?
A type of pigment (Color) use with water
What is Watercolor?
Often based on something real, but changed in some way.
What is Abstract Art?
When you add black to a hue you create this
What is shade?
The lightness or darkness of an object
What is Value?
This artist is known for his colorful pop art prints of everyday objects, or celebrities.
Who is Andy Warhol?
A coloring tool that blends well, but can create messy dust piles.
What is chalk pastel?
Includes a Horizon Line, foreground, middle-ground & background.
What is a Landscape?
2-3 colors that are neighbors on the color wheel.
What are Analogous Colors?
Negative and Positive; Foreground, Middle ground, and Background
What is Space?
This artist was the founder of Cubism and loved to paint whacky portraits
Who is Pablo Picasso?
Similar to paper mache
What is Plaster?
A group of objects arranged by the artist, usually found around the house.
What is Still Life?