Elements and Principles of Design
These colors (red, orange, yellow) convey the feeling of high temperature
What are warm colors?
This is a value method made by using short lines.
What is hatching?
When this is out, you can NOT use your phone.
What is the red sign?
A media used for printmaking and calligraphy.
What is ink?
This is the amount of years Ms. Archer has been teaching art
What is 6?
These colors (blue, green, purple) convey calm feelings
What are cool colors?
Blue, Red, and Yellow
What are the primary colors?
The three items that you have to bring with you each day.
What is sketchbook, pencil, chromebook?
A media used to create ceramics
What is clay?
The name of Ms. Archer's Dog.
What is Koda?
An element of art that refers to the lightness and darkness of an object
What is Value?
The point at which something that has been growing smaller or increasingly faint disappears altogether, in one point perspective.
What is the vanishing point?
Can you eat and drink around any artwork?
What is no?
An art medium diluted with water
What are watercolors?
The month that Ms. Archer is getting married.
What is March?
Spring break!
This element refers to tactile qualities. It can be actual or implied.
What is texture
What is form?
Assignments and information will be posted here daily.
What is Google classroom?
A cinema technique whereby the camera is repeatedly stopped and started to animate objects
What is stop motion?
One thing Ms. Archer had on her interest list
What is.....?
(anything that was listed)
This technique is used to create depth
What is prespective?
the subject matter in an artwork.
What is positive space?
Give an example of being responsible in the artroom.
List any example from the slide, and you win the points.
A method used to print make with either wood, linoleum, or foam.
What is carving?
What will Ms. Archer's name be after she gets married to Daniel?
bonus points if you can spell it
What is Mrs. Chepkauskas?
(btw y'all will still call me Ms. Archer)