Grade 1 Stuff
What was the first lesson that we did that is on the first page of your sketchbook?
Writing your name and painting it with different brush stroke techniques
still-life
Who made the printing press in the 15th Century?
a) Johnny Gretenberg
b) Johanna Greensburrow
c) Gutentag Johnsmith
d) Johannes Gutenberg
Landscape paintings focus on ___, and have little to no ___ in it.
scenery, nature
animals, human-made objects, people
What does this room not have that I want really badly?
A window for sunlight
What is the opposite of a shadow?
gradient
What are the two different types of texture?
BONUS: what do they mean?
Actual Texture - the way something actually feels, a real thing you can touch
Implied Texture - the way something LOOKS like it would feel like, it doesn't actually feel like that when you touch it
What kind of pens do I have?
Muji
What does symmetrical mean?
BONUS: what's the opposite of symmetrical called?
when both (or all) sides of something are even/the same
bonus: asymmetrical
What is it called when we compare the size of two SEPARATE objects?
BONUS: what is it called when comparing two parts of the SAME thing?
BONUS: proportion
What word in art is the opposite of something that looks "real"?
abstract
What is the main part of a body called on a sculpture?
BONUS: What are pieces that come off the body such as arms and legs called?
body / base
BONUS: appendages
Grade 1:
For the underwater watercolor painting with salt, what animal did I paint for my example?
a tadpole
When we used our stamp more than one time, we were practicing using...
repetition
What was it called when rocks, shells, or other items were used to make pictures of a specific perosn?
figure mosaics
Give me an example of a slogan
reduce, reuse, recycle
just do it
gotta catch 'em all
etc.
What is the - left-over spackle that gets stuck on top of the mosaic tiles after we washed them with a sponge - called?
scum
For Grade 3:
In the Wire Works presentation, what picture did I add of myself as an example of dramatic gestures?
Me pretending to kick my friend at a concert
What are the five basic elements of Zentangle art?
dots, straight lines, c-curves, s-curves, circles
In the group mosaic project in the back of the room, what was the code used for the color black?
BONUS: What was the color white?
black #000000
white #FFFFFF
What does transferring mean in printmaking?
to move paint, or copy a picture from one surface to another
What was the name of the technique developed by Antoni Gaudi where broken tile or ceramic is used to make a mosaic?
the Trencadis technique
There are 4 things I usually call you guys instead of your name that you always ask me what they are. What are they?
hon
bud
sweetheart
sweetpea