Artists
Color
Shapes and Lines
Painting and Drawing
Clay!
100
Stephanie Craig is a Kalapuya basket weaver. Where are the Kalapuya people from?
Here in the Willamette Valley, going all the way through Oregon and parts of Northern California.
100
What are the three primary colors?
Blue, Yellow, Red
100
Is this a geometric or organic shape?:
Organic!
100
What is this painting tool called?
Painting Pallet
100
What is clay made from?
Water and dirt!
200
Name the artist who creates these ceramic sharks:
Lorien Stern
200
What are the three secondary colors?
Green, Orange, Purple
200
Does this painting by Piet Mondrian use organic or geometric shapes?
Geometric Shapes
200
This drawing uses many lights and darks to help it look around and give it form. Using a variety of lights and darks in art is using this element of art: _________.
Value
200
When clay is fired in the kiln, how hot does the kiln typically get?
As hot as a fire, or around 2,000 degrees!
300
Tanekeya Word created this artwork below. If this is not a drawing or a painting, what kind of art is it?
A print! Tanekya word used woodblock printing and ink to create this portrait.
300
What two colors are needed to make green?
Blue and Yellow
300
Are these lines vertical, horizontal, or diagonal?
Diagonal Lines
300
Name all three parts of the paintbrush:
A: Bristles
B: Ferrule
C: Handle
300
When clay has dried fully but has NOT yet been fired in the kiln, it is called: __________
Bone Dry
400
Salvidor Dali created this famous painting featuring melting clocks. This is an example of the art style known as: ________
Surrealism
400
What do you get if you mix all three primary colors together?
Brown!
400
What is do we call a shape that is NOT symmetrical?
Asymmetrical
400
If you are painting with watercolor and you want your color to be lighter, you add more _________.
Water
400
When clay has fully dried AND has been fired in the kiln one time, it is called: _________ .
Bisque-fired
500
The artist who painted this landscape was our second artist of the month this year! He is from the Yukon area in Alaska and loved to contrast warm and cool colors. What is the name of this artist?
Ted Harrison
500
What is the complementary color of blue?
Orange!
500
When lines curve around an object to help it appear more 3-dimensional, we call these lines: _______
Cross-contour lines
500
This artist used lots of little dots to create the shading in their drawing. This shading technique is known as: ________
Stippling.
500
Name 4 rules we followed when glazing our clay.
1. No glaze on the bottom
2. Aim for 3 layers of glaze
3. Don't mix colors
4. Check the actual color