Principles of Design
Blue Red Blue Red Blue Red is an example
What is Pattern
Curvilinear, parallel, perpendicular. . .
What is line?
Sunflowers, 1889.
Who is Vincent Van Gogh?
Method used to attach pieces of clay. . .
What is slip & score?
Red, yellow, blue
What are the primary colors?
The variation between light and dark in an artwork. . .
What is Value?
Drawing technique that uses overlapping lines to create value. . .
What is cross-hatching?
Complimentary colors
What are red & green, orange & blue, yellow & violet?
The way things feel to the touch. Can also be visually implied in an artwork. . .
What is texture and/or implied texture?
The Persistence of Memory
Who is Salvador Dali?
This technique involves removing media in order to create lighter values.
What is subtractive value?
You are drawn to this in an artwork because it sticks out due to size, color, etc. . .
What is Emphasis?
A technique developed during the Italian Renaissance to create a dramatic, spotlight effect in a painting.
What is chiaroscuro?
Material used to create black and white drawings with, as well as cooking meat.
What is charcoal?
Yellow green, yellow orange, blue green, red orange, red violet, blue violet
What are the tertiary colors
The arrangement of elements so they work together as a whole. . .
What is Harmony?
Developed new and innovative methods for creating stained glass. . .
Who is Louis Comfort Tiffany or Tiffany?
Objects that are closer to the viewer are lower on the paper.
What is Hierarchy?
Colors that are beside one another on the color wheel. . .
What are analogous colors?