Classical & Medieval
Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo
Elements of Art
Color Theory
Miscellaneous
100
The people Classical period lived what country?
Greece
100
!TRIPLE!
The Renaissance is historically based in this country
Italy
100
This element represents a marking from one point to another
Line
100
Name the primary colors
Red, Yellow, Blue
100
Sketchbook prompts can always be found here-
On the white board under "TO DO ART"
200
The Catholic Church began in this period
Medieval
200
Renaissance is actually a French word that means-
Rebirth
200
This element describes how something "feels"
Texture
200
Mix these colors to make grey
Black and White
200
History lessons are usually every-
Monday
300
Name 2 types of art that the Ancient Greeks are famous for
Sculpture, Pottery, Architecture
300
Name 4 Renaissance artists
Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Donatello
300
This element shows the contrast between light and dark
Value
300
Name the secondary colors
Orange, Green, Violet
300
What element were we focused on when painting with watercolor?
Color
400
What is the most prominent feature of Classical Greek architecture?
Bold Columns
400
Baroque art was made for the Catholic Church while themes in Rococo focused more on ______
Romance/High Class/Fun
400
What's the difference between Shape and Form?
Shape is 2D/Form is 3D
400
These colors are found opposite each other on the color wheel
Complementary
400
These two terms describe the difference between "natural" and "mathematical" shapes
Geometric/Organic
500
Medieval architecture gave birth to this style
Gothic
500
Rembrandt was an artist in this period
Baroque
500
This element deals with the way our eyes interpret light (usually on a "wheel")
Color
500
This color pallette includes colors that touch on the color wheel
Analogous
500
This is the term used when an artist looks at a source in order to draw or paint it. It can also be a photo
Reference
600
This type of artwork made of colorful, laid tiles was popular in the Medieval period
Mosaic
600
What is something both Baroque and Rococo artwork is famous for?
Incredible detail
600
This element gives the illusion of depth and perspective
Space
600
Name the 2 tertiary colors next to red on the color wheel
Red-orange & Red-violet
600
This is a drawing exercise where the artist draws while ONLY looking at their reference
Blind Contour
700
!DOUBLE!
This kind of painting was done on the wet plaster of a wall
Fresco
700
Baroque art capitalized on this painting technique of using extreme lighting
Chiaroscuro
700
!DOUBLE! Looking inside a kaleidoscope would show a great example of these 2 elements
Color & Shape
700
The use of many values of only one color
Monochromatic
700
This rule is used mostly in photography to keep the foreground in about 2/3 of the shot
The Rule of Thirds