Elements of Art
Principles of Design
Color Theory
Clay
Bonus
100
What is a defined area that is flat or 2-dimensional?
A Shape.
100
What is a repeated use of an element of art called?
Repetition.
100
List the Secondary Colors.
Green, Orange, Purple
100
True/False: Clay can shrink 5% while it is drying?
True
100
Which element of art refers to the artists' use of areas within an artwork?
Space
200
What is the way an artwork feels to the touch or if it was touched?
Texture.
200
Which principle of design does the image above represent?
Emphasis.
200
What do we call a diagram that artists use to visually show the relationships between colors?
Color Wheel
200
What important mineral is in clay that allows it to store water particles?
Kaolinite
200
True or False: In a landscape, artist tend to use warm-tone colors in the background or areas that are further away from the viewer?
False.
300
Which element of art is the lightness or darkness in a work of art?
Value.
300
Which principle of design involves arranging two different elements of art in a work of art?
Contrast.
300
What three colors when paired together can create the secondary colors?
Red, Yellow, Blue
300
What stage of clay is partially dry, can still be workable but is still fragile?
Leather-Hard
300
What happens during the greenware stage of clay?
completely (bone) dry, fragile, chalk-like consistency, ready for first firing
400
What type of shapes are irregular and asymmetrical?
Organic Shapes
400
Which two principles of design is the artist mainly using in this work of art?
Repetition and Contrast.
400
What relationship between two colors is being shown in the image?
Complementary Colors
400
What stage of clay is after firing it the first time?
Bisqueware
400
Name the 7 Ojibwe Values.
Honesty, Humility, Truth, Wisdom, Love/compassion, Respect, Courage/Bravery
500
Which element of art produces hues, tones, shades, and values?
Color
500
What type of balance did the artist use in the work of art above?
Asymmetrical balance
500
When adding black to a color, what do we create?
A shade.
500
Vitrified (no water) is a term used to describe which stage of clay?
Glazeware
500
What is the process of using a mixture of clay and water then scratching the surface of two clay bodies to connect together called?
Slip and Score