Elements
Color/Paint
Clay
Principles
Random
100
What is one point connected to another?
Line
100
What are the primary colors?
Red, Yellow, Blue
100
What do we have to do to make your clay projects permanent?
Fire them
100
When shapes and colors are repeated it creates a…?
Pattern
100
What are the A.R.T. rules?
Always do your best.
Respect yourself and others
Take care of the classroom and supplies
200
Circle, Square, Oval, and Triangle are examples of what element?
Shape
200
What are the secondary colors?
Orange, Green, Violet (purple)
200
What is the name of the clay with water that we used as glue?
Slip
200
When an artwork is arranged evenly, one side is not “heavier” than the other.
Balance
200
What is the name of this painting?
Mona Lisa
300
Sphere, Cube, and Pyramid are examples of what element?
Form
300
What kind of paint needs water to work?
Watercolor
300
What do we call the machine that we fire clay in?
Kiln
300
A big difference in value or other elements in an artwork.
Contrast
300
What kind of art does Miss McAfee enjoy making the most?
Painting
400
What do you need to add to a circle to make it look like a sphere? (official art word)
Value
400
What kind of paint did we use on our projects this year?
Tempera
400
What did we use to add color to the clay projects?
Glaze
400
When something stands out as more important ______ was put on it.
Emphasis
400
Who is the artist of this painting?
Vincent Van Gogh
500
The look or feel of a surface
Texture
500
Give an example of 2 complementary colors.
Opposites: Yellow&Violet, Green&Red, Blue&Orange
500
What stage does the clay need to be at before it can be fired?
Bone Dry (completely dry)
500
When all the elements in an artwork fit/work together
Unity
500
What will Miss McAfee's last name change to in June?
Teichmeier