WEEK 1:
CHARCOAL
CHARCOAL
This black material is made by burning wood without much oxygen.
What is Charcoal?
Out of a B and H, this pencil draws lighter, as its lead is overall harder
What is an H pencil
Out of Acrylic and Oil paint, this paint is easier to blend as it dries significantly slower
What is Oil paint
Out of pottery and air dry clay, this type of clay is only finished when it is fired in a kiln
What is pottery clay
This theory explains how you can make colors work together
What is color theory
By doing this, it may be easier to draw the actual proportions of the subject
What is turning the picture upside down/ blurring it
This common pencil rating is considered the standard for writing, balancing hardness and boldness
What is an HB pencil
This term refers to how close a color is to its purest form.
What is saturation
This shape of clay is a snake-like form
What is a coil
This term refers to an unfilled portion of a drawing
What is negative space
This term refers to the line drawn through someone's body to show motion
What is a line of motion
This art method involves covering the back of a drawing with graphite, placing it on another sheet of paper, and tracing to transfer the image.
What is a graphite transfer
This color scheme is when two colors are across from each other on the color wheel
What is a Complimentary color scheme
Pinch pots take the form of this when you start to shape them
What is the space between your fingers
This is where you DO NOT want your focal to be when using the rule of thirds
What is the center
This is what you use to finish a charcoal drawing
What is a clear fixative spray
Artists use this type of line to help guide the viewer’s eye around a picture.
What are directional lines
Red, red-orange, and orange are ______ colors.
What is analogous OR warm.
What is slipping and scoring
This principle refers to how parts of an artwork relate in size to each other.
What is proportion