Colors
Elements of Art
Artist
Materials
Random
100
The 3 Primary colors.
Red, Yellow, Blue
100
A continuous mark made which can be straight, curved, thick, thin, or any combination.
Line
100
This artist is known for cutting off his ear.
Vincent van Gogh
100
Using graphite to make marks on a surface, like paper.
Pencil
100
The first things that should be put on your project.
Your name
200
Orange is created by mixing...
Red and Yellow
200
A two-dimensional enclosed area created by lines, colors or texture. ( Can be geometric or organic)
Shape
200
Who painted the Mona Lisa
Leonardo da Vinci
200
Adding water to pigment to make is usable. ( The more water you add the lighter it is, the less water the darker it is.)
Watercolor Paint
200
How many dogs does Mrs. E have?
2- Annie and Momo
300
The 3 secondary colors are.
Orange, Green, Purple
300
The lightest or darkness of a color or shade, ranging from white to black.
Value
300
This Artist is known not only for his spray paintings, but also no one knowing his identity.
Banksy
300
White, clear or purple substance that blinds things together.
Glue
300
Finish the quote:
"Life is like..."
A box of chocolates
400
What are complimentary colors?
Colors opposite each other on the color wheel. (Red/Green, Blue/ Orange, Yellow/ Purple)
400
The hue, saturation and value of pigments.
Color
400
Artist known for being the father of pop art. Used lots of advertisements in his work.
Andy Warhol
400
Natural material that can be thrown, flatten, rolled, and sculpted.
Clay
400
What is this?
Rotary Phone
500
What are Tertiary colors?
Colors that are between Primary and Secondary colors. (Yellow-green, yellow-orange, red- orange.)
500
The area within or around and object or shape, which can be positive or negative.
Space
500
Artist of the Sistine Chapel.
Michelangelo
500
Soft colorful pigments pressed together in a stick form. Works best on black paper.
Chalk Pastels
500
Who is this?
Rainbow Brite