Art History
This brand of soup was depicted in a pop art work by Andy Warhol.
Cambell's
When I say "Mona" you say this.
Lisa.
The 3 primary colors.
Red, yellow, blue.
A mark that is longer than it is wide.
Line
This graphite stick is used to draw with.
Pencil.
This artist cut off part of his ear in a manic state.
Vincent VanGough
How I say the room should look before leaving.
Like you found it.
The 3 secondary colors.
Green, orange, violet (purple).
The lightness or darkness of a color.
Value.
A frame used to support a paper, board or canvas that is being painted or drawn on.
Easel.
This female Mexican artist was known for her self portraits and unibrow.
Frida Kahlo.
Everyone needs to do this to be dismissed.
At your assigned spot & silent.
Add black to a color to get this.
A shade.
Another word for this element is hue.
Color.
Used with a wet on wet technique or wet on dry.
Watercolor.
This titled work of art shares it's name with a song sing by Nat King Cole.
The Mona Lisa.
The bellwork was called this.
Creative Kickstarter.
The compensation color of blue.
Orange.
This element was emphasized by Picasso with his style of art called Cubism.
Shape.
A style of art that uses cut out pictures that are put together to create a new picture.
Collage.
This painting by Edvard Munch captures a rather frightening reaction.
The Scream.
What BASS stands for.
Backpack at the side
At your seat
Sitting quietly
Sketching your CK
This color scheme involves any 3-4 colors next to each other on the color wheel.
Analogous.
These three elements can be real (3D works) or implied (2D works).
Form, space and texture.
These come in both chalk and oil.
Pastels.