ART
HISTORY
COLOR
THEORY
ELEMENTS OF ART
FAMOUS
ARTISTS
DRAWING
SKILLS
100

Pablo Picasso is most known for this artistic style

Cubism

100

These are the three primary colors


Red, blue, yellow

100

This art element refers to the sense of touch

Texture

100

This surrealist painter is known for painting melting clocks

Salvador Dali

100

This technique uses closely spaced parallel lines to create shading

Hatching

200

The time period for art made in the last 50-60 years

Contemporary Art

200

The color you get when you mix blue and yellow

Green

200

This is the lightness or darkness of a color

Value

200

This famous painter was also a sculptor, an architect, and an engineer

Leonardo Da Vinci

200

A line that focuses on the outline of the object being drawn

Contour line

300

This art movement focused on the accurate depiction of natural light 

Impressionism

300

This word has the same meaning as hue

Color

300

When lines meet to form an enclosed area this is formed.

Shape

300

She is a Mexican artist famous for her self-portraits

Frida Kahlo

300

This technique uses small dots to create a picture

Stippling

400

The art movement Andy Warhol is known for

Pop Art

400

The color you get when you mix red and yellow

Orange

400

Lightwaves being absorbed or reflected by everything around us

Color

400

He is famous for painting Campbell’s soup cans

Andy Warhol

400

This is a shading technique that creates a gradual change from light to dark

Blending

500

This art period with a French name means ‘rebirth’ in English

Renaissance

500

This is how you get a secondary color

Mix two primary colors

500

A shape that has or appears to have volume or looks 3-D

Form

500

This painter is known for dripping or splattering paint on canvas

Jackson Pollock

500

A shading technique that uses intersecting sets of parallel lines

Cross hatching