Art & Science
The project we completed that involved the laws of motion...
What is marble runs/marble rolling?
Parallel and perpendicular are types of this element of art...
What is line?
Principle of Design that repeats
What is pattern?
Primary Colors
What are Red, Yellow and Blue?
The name of the time period during which One-Point Perspective was first used...
What is The Renaissance?
What is Newton's First Law of Motion...?
The marbles stopped due to friction or resistance.
This element of art that can be positive or negative and/or 2d or 3D.
What is Space?
The idea of equal visual or physical weight in an art piece...
What is Balance?
Secondary Colors
What are green, purple, and orange?
He created The Last Supper.
Who is Leonardo Da Vinci?
This law by Isaac Newton is the reason when marbles collided they did not instantly stop. Instead they bounced off each other opposite directions.
What is Newton's Third Law? The third law states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
Two examples of texture are...
What is... furry, hard, soft, smooth, bumpy, rough...?
The focal point of the art piece; the center of interest
What is emphasis?
Complementary Colors
What are colors that are across from each other on the color wheel?
The name of the point where all things go out of sight for the viewer...
What is the vanishing point?
The name of the force that caused the marbles to roll down the runs.
What is gravity?
These can be organic or geometric...
What are shapes?
Principle of Design that is used when an artist uses a dark color next to a light one, or a busy pattern next to a solid area to create a visual difference...
What is contrast?
Analogous Colors
What are colors side-by-side on the color wheel?
The location of the vanishing point in the painting The Last Supper.
What is behind Jesus' head?
Name one factor that impacts the speed of the marbles on their runs.
What is the slope of the run? (how steep or how flat the run was)
Element of art is 3-dimensional in nature...examples include pyramid, cube, cone...
What is form?
When an artist uses the elements to make it looks like things go together...also a musical term for when multiple instruments or voices sound good together
What is harmony?
What is 1 color and its tints and shades?