Wonderful Weavings of Waterloo
Spooky Houses
Sentimental Spaces
PATS
Specials
100
Name two of the four tribes we looked at
Pomo Cherokee Apache Hopi
100
Where were the houses we looked at from?
Canadaigua and Geneva
100
What is the name of the artist we looked at?
Thomas Kincade
100
What is the last line of our character education pledge?
What is Bullies Are Not Welcome Here
100
What is a line?
A mark made by a tool on a surface
200
What is the maximum amount of beads we could have on our baskets?
Three
200
What kind of houses did we look at?
Victorian
200
What is the name of the company our artist created and owned?
The Thomas Kincade Company
200
What is monochromatic?
Only using one color
200
What is a shape?
Lines that create a closed space
300
What country were the tribes we looked at from
United States
300
What is an organic shape?
A shape with no sides
300
What is a brayer?
A roller used to spread ink
300
What is a color scheme?
The colors you choose
300
What is form?
A three dimensional shape that shows length, width and height.
400
What is a basket?
A container made of twigs, fabric, or wood woven together
400
Name three types of geometric shapes
Triangle Rectangle Square Rombulus Octogon
400
What is printmaking?
The process of carving a picture and stamping it onto a piece of paper
400
What does aboriginal mean?
Someone who creates art based on their culture that relates to their traditions, religion, and ceremonies
400
What is symbolism?
Something is used to show something else
500
What did the Pomo tribe use baskets for?
To carry water
500
Name three architectural aspects we looked at
Bay Window Dormer Finial Shingle Cupola Newel Post Column Cornice Witchs Cap Arch Balcony
500
What is a parting tool?
The tool a printmaking artist uses to carve away at the linoleum to make your picture
500
What is value?
The light and dark parts of a piece of artwork.
500
What is an edition?
The number of prints an artist makes.
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