Art History
The first self-portrait we ever discussed
Who is Van Gogh?
Typically defined using a wheel
What is color?
Shades of the same hue
What is 'monochromatic'?
The first thing we do in (almost) every class
A medium that can be layered or watered down to create light, shadow, and texture.
What is watercolor?
A national symbol created by Jasper Johns using collage
What is the American Flag?
The term used to show that something takes up space
What is 'form'?
What is analogous?
The amount you should clean up your personal space at the end of class
What is completely?
The point on the horizon line to which all lines go
What is the vanishing point?
_____of the Sea, an abstract collage by Henri Matisse
What is Beasts?
Can be used to direct a viewer's gaze to a point of emphasis
What is 'line'?
Three colors equidistant from each other on the color wheel (ex. primary)
What is triad?
What is zero?
A medium that some people used on their still lives and to color their polymer clay magnets last year
What is pastel?
The Impressionist artist who painted the famous Water Lilies series.
Who is Monet?
Anything can be drawn using this element
What is 'shape'?
The temperature of hues around the color blue
What is cool?
The number of art history sketches you should label with artist, title and date.
What is all of them?
The most important part of a still life to create the illusion of form and dimension
What is the shadow?
The literal meaning of the term 'fauvists,' used to describe the artists who reacted against realism and impressionism.
What is 'wild beasts'?
What is 'value'?
Colors directly across from each other on the color wheel
What is complementary?
The color the water should be to indicate you have thoroughly cleaned your paintbrush
What is clear?
A quick drawing that captures the pose and energy of a person
What is gesture?