Elements of Art
Colors opposite each other on the color wheel- for example blue and orange
What are complementary colors.
a color plus black
What is a shade
This element is described as three-dimensional and takes up space.
What is form.
These shapes are precise, regular and often mathematical like squares, circles, and triangles
What is geometric.
What is Mrs. Rhea's favorite college football team?
Who is Alabama
These colors are made by mixing two of the primary colors together.
What are the secondary colors.
Using intersecting lines to create texture or value.
What is cross-hatching?
Red, Orange, Yellow, Red-Orange, Yellow-orange are all what types of colors.
What are warm colors.
Red, blue and yellow colors
What are the primary.
Pleasing to the eye
What is aesthetic?
Can be thick, thin, straight, curvy, wavy, zig -zag, small, big.
What is a line.
What is the term for the space closest to the viewer?
What is Foreground.
This is described as two-dimensional, for example, triangle, rectangle, or diamond?
What is Shape.
This Element is defined as the area around, between, or within artwork.
What is Space.
When are you allowed to get up during instruction?
What is an EKG
This is how an object feels or looks and can be described as soft, hard, bumpy, etc.
What is Texture.
This is the term for placing objects on top of one another to show space.
What is overlapping.
These type of shapes are irregular and uneven often associated with things in the natural world.
What is an Organic shape.
This Element of Art is produced when light hits an object and reflects back into the eye
What is color.
What does the VA stand for in our class standards, for example VA. 68. C.1.1?
What is visual art
This uses a scale to show the lightness and darkness of a color
What is value.
Using loopy lines to create texture or value.
What is scumbling?
These hues belong to what color family, green, blue, & blue-violet.
What are Cool Colors.
The building blocks of art.
What are the elements of art.
The conscious use of skill and creative imagination especially in the production of aesthetic objects.
What is Art?