ELEMENTS of Art
PRINCIPLES of Art
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Museum Miscellaneous
100
Is a mark made on a surface with a tool, can have direction.
What is line?
100
How the parts fit to create a whole.
What is proportion?
100
Point down, away from the body.
What is how to carry scissors?
100
Useful when creating a drawing.
What is a pencil?
100
What you are never allowed to do in a museum.
What is touch the artwork?
200
Can be geometric, organic or free-form.
What is shape?
200
When something repeats itself.
What is pattern?
200
When the paper is vertical.
What is portrait?
200
Useful if you want to use many colors to blend.
What is oil pastel?
200
A three dimensional artwork sometimes found outdoors.
What is a sculpture?
300
It can be applied or actual.
What is texture?
300
A regular repetition of elements.
What is movement?
300
When the paper is horizontal.
What is landscape?
300
Must be used with water.
What is watercolor paint?
300
Pots, pans, dishes, shoes, and quilts are all examples of this.
What is utilitarian art?
400
How an artist uses foreground, middle-ground and background.
What is space?
400
It catches your eye first and is the focal point.
What is emphasis?
400
A picture of a person created by that person.
What is self-portrait?
400
Should always be stored upside down to dry.
What is a paintbrush?
400
An artwork that shows items that can not be moved without an outside force.
What is a still life?
500
It deals with light and dark and the variation in between.
What is value?
500
It creates a sense of completeness.
What is unity?
500
A work that doesn't have a definitive image.
What is abstract?
500
Useful in creating a dark, bold line.
What is black marker?
500
An artwork that primarily shows the land.
What is a landscape?
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