Elements of Art and Priciples of Design
What the eye sees when light reflects off an object.
Color
Red, Yellow, Blue (cannot be made by mixing)
Primary Colors
The subject or message of an artwork.
Theme
Energetic, exciting
Red, Orange, Yellow
Warm Colors
Designs and applies body art.
Tattoo Artist
Drawing attention to a focal point.
Emphasis
Red-orange, Blue-green, etc. (mixing a primary + a secondary)
Tertiary Colors
Using images to represent deeper meanings.
Symbolism
Calm, soothing
Blue, Green, Purple
Cool Colors
Makes drawings or 3D models move for film, TV, or games.
Animator
The area around, between, or within objects.
Space
Orange, Green, Purple (made by mixing two primaries)
Secondary Colors
The distinctive look or technique of an artist or movement.
Style
Opposites on the color wheel
Blue & Orange
Complementary
Captures images for art, journalism, or business.
Photographer
A visual tempo or beat, like repetition with variation.
Rhythm
Color + black (darker).
Shade
The study of beauty in art.
Aesthetics
Three colors evenly spaced
Red, Yellow, Blue
Triadic
Designs buildings and spaces using creative and technical skills.
Architect
Harmony among all parts of the artwork.
Unity
Color + gray.
Tone
Art that uses shapes, colors, and forms instead of realistic images.
Abstract
Variations of one color
Light blue, Blue, Dark blue
Monochromatic
Teaches visual arts in schools or community programs.
Art Teacher