Elements
Parts of the Elements
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Artists & Cultures
Art Styles/Movements
Art Vocab & Techniques
100

The 7 things are the little things, the building blocks you need to make any kind of artwork.

The 7 elements

100

Line is divided into these 3 categories.

Size, Type & Direction

100

What is in the middle ground?

Trees/Hills

100

What is this an example of?

A Collage

100

This kind of art is made by gluing different things to a flat surface.

Collage

100

Red, Yellow, and Blue are what colors?

Primary

200

This element is a mark on a surface that has a beginning point and ending point.

Line

200

The kinds of shapes are used in math, have angles, and can be measured.

Geometric.

200

The element is made from light reflecting off of an object. Also called hue.

Color

200

Which Artist made this?

Keith Haring

200

What art movement was Keith Haring a part of?

Street art & Pop art

200

Orange, Green, and Violet are all __________ colors.

Secondary

300

The element is a 2-D closed configuration.

Shape

300

The plain in space is closest to the viewer.

Foreground

300

This element is the surface quality of an artwork.

Texture

300

Who is celebrated during Dia de los Muertos on November 1st?

Children who have passed

300

This is an arrangement of shapes closely fitted together, in a repeated pattern without gaps or overlapping

Tessellation

300

What do you get when you mix 2 primary colors together?

Secondary color.

400

Using all three categories, describe this line.

Thick, horizontal, zig-zag line.

400

The space is the focus of an artwork or the sculpture itself.

Positive

400

The plain of space that isn't the closest or the farthest from the view is called...

Middle Ground

400

This is an example of what?

An Ofrenda

400

This holiday is primarily celebrated in Mexico and celebrates the lives of loved ones who have passed. 

Dia de los Muertos

400

This is an example of which type of value technique?

Hatching

500

The Element is the area in which objects are contained.

Space

500

The kind of space is the background (not the focus) in an artwork or the "air" or unused space in a sculpture.

Negative

500

What is another term used to describe an organic shape?

Freeform

500

Artist and Mathematician born in the Netherlands is most well known for his tessellations.

MC Escher

500

This kind of Tessellation is made when the shape repeats by moving or sliding.

Translation

500

This is an example of which value technique?

Cross-Hatching

600

The Element is shading to show light and dark.

Value

600

These are all examples of what?

Organic Shapes

600
What is the fancy term for color?

Hue

600

Which Artist made this?

MC Escher

600

This type of Tessellation is when the shape repeats by reflecting or flipping.

Reflection

600

This is an example of what value technique?

Stippling

700

This element is 3-D and is often mistaken for Shape.

Form

700

The plain of space is the farthest away from the viewer.

Background

700

Texture is divided into these two categories, one you can see and one you can feel.

Visual & Tactile

700

Who is this?

La Catrina

700

This kind of Tessellation is made when the shape repeats itself by spinning.

Rotation

700

Which colored pencil blending technique is made by adding layers of color on top of each other until you get a waxy finish?

Burnishing

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