Real-World Learning
Mediums
Colors
Art vocabulary
Art techniques
Miscellaneous
Art styles
100
Connects high schools with local businesses and organizations to give students hands-on career experience.
Real-World Learning
100
Creating images with pencils, pens, charcoal, or other dry media.
What is drawing?
100
The three colors that cannot be mixed: red, yellow, blue.
What are the primary colors?
100
A drawing, painting, photograph, or sculpture of a person.
What is a portrait?
100
Quick drawings used to plan a larger artwork.
What are sketches?
100
the client's goals, needs, preferences, and requirements are all located on this.
What is a design brief?
100
Creating value using dots.
What is stippling?
200
The person or organization the artist or designer is creating the artwork for.
What is a client?
200
Creating artwork with paint (acrylic, watercolor, oil).
What is painting?
200
Colors made by mixing two primaries: green, orange, purple.
What are the secondary colors?
200
Artwork showing objects arranged together (fruit, flowers, bottles, etc.).
What is a still life?
200
A small window used to crop or frame a composition.
What is a viewfinder?
200
how visual elements are arranged.
What is composition?
200
An art style using loose brushstrokes, visible texture, and light to capture a moment.
What is Impressionism?
300
An educational experience where students collaborate with external professionals from businesses, nonprofits, or community organizations to solve an authentic, real-world problem.
What is a client-connected project?
300
A painting medium that uses transparent water‑based paint.
What is watercolor?
300
These hues belong to what color family, green, blue, & purple.
What are cool colors.
300
Artwork showing outdoor scenery such as mountains, trees, sky, or fields.
What is a still life?
300
Drawing lines in one direction to create value
What is hatching?
300
working with others toward a shared goal.
What is collaboration or teamwork?
300
Bright, bold artwork inspired by pop culture, advertising, and mass media.
What is pop art?
400
An experience designed to give students a competitive edge, making their transition to life after high school more seamless and intentional. Skills or experiences that you can add to a resume.
What is a Market Value Asset or MVA?
400
Painting using small dots of color.
What is pointillism?
400
Colors that remind you of the sun and fire.
What are warm colors.
400
These are located in the foreground.
What are the rocks?
400
Drawing intersecting lines to create darker shading.
What is cross-hatching?
400
the overall visual style or appearance
What is aesthetic?
400
Artwork that shows strong emotion through exaggerated color, distortion, and dramatic brushwork.
What is expressionism?
500
1 Work experience: A CCP- client connected project, an internship, or an apprenticeship. 2 College credit: 9 or more college credits 3 Regionally Vetted Industry-Recognized Credentials:(CNA) license, ASE automotive certifications, EMT license, HVAC cert. 4. Entrepreneurial Experiences: Identify a compelling social or market problem and build a solution. conduct stakeholder research, create a formal business plan detailing costs/benefits, and pitch the idea to external stakeholders
What are the ways you can earn an MVA?
500
Digital artwork created using software (logos, posters, layouts).
What is Graphic Design?
500
selected colors that all work together.
What is a color palette?
500
The mountain is showing up in what part of the image
What is background?
500
Quick sketches that capture movement, energy, or pose.
What is Gesture Drawing?
500
Using a square/rectangle grid to help enlarge or accurately copy an image.
What is Grid Drawing?
500
The mood when someone is looking sad in art. 
What is sorrow/sadness?
600
A drawing or painting using strong light and dark shading to make forms look 3‑D.
What is chiaroscuro?
600
Draw a line with your finger around what items are located in the middle ground.
The mountain on the right and the middle area of the river.
600
A drawing method that creates depth using vanishing points. 
What is perspective?
600
An artist who starts with the idea or concept. They might not actually make the art themselves; they may develop, direct, communicate, or collaborate with others to bring the idea to life.
What is a conceptual artist?
600
The mood when someone is smiling/happy in art.
What is joy/happiness?