This element refers to how light or dark something is.
Value
This artist painted the Mona Lisa. ![]()
Leonardo Da Vinci
This tool sharpens your pencils.
Pencil Sharpener
Sloppy vs. neat is a grading category used by Ms. Ruland for assignments.
Craftmanship
What is street art done with spray paint called?
Graffiti
This element describes the surface quality of an object: how something feels or looks (rough, smooth, soft, hard).
Texture
This Spanish artist is known for their work in the Cubist art movement.
Pablo Picasso
This material, made from earth and water, is often used to create pots and other ceramic items.
Clay
This is graded weekly for participation points.
Bellwork
This is Mrs. Rulands favorite color.
Yellow!
A moving point or mark that connects two or more points across a surface. "A dot that went for a walk"
Line
This Mexican artist is famous for her self-portraits and flowers in her hair. ![]()
Frida Kahlo
An artist holds this wooden or plastic board with a thumb hole to mix and hold paint on it.
Palette
Ms. Ruland's number one rule in the art classroom?
Trying your best!
Origami comes from this country.
Japan?
This element shows an object's outline and edges.
Shape
This artist painted melted clocks in "The Persistence of Memory." ![]()
Salvador Dali
This flat rubber or kneaded dough-like object is used to lift and remove marks made by pencils and charcoal.
Eraser
The FOUR BIG classroom expectations...
Create, Respect, Learn, Reset
What art technique is used when you cut and glue paper/magazines onto a paper?
Collage
The seven elements of of art are: line, shape, form, texture, value, space, and ____.
Color
This artist is famous for designing the album covers of Kanye West. 
Takashi Murakami
This is a tool for smoothing clay.
Rib or a clay sponge
Where to find our current project and success criteria for the unit.
On the whiteboard.
This is the name of Mrs. Ruland's Son.
Ayden