2D Round 3

Critiques

100

This is the first step to a critique. It is like you are telling a blind person what the work looks like. 

Describe 

200

How many steps are there are to a formal critique.

4 Steps 

300

This step is completely subjective. It is the step where you tell the artist what you like and don't like about the work. 

Judgement 

400

This formal step requires you to explain all the elements of art and principals of design that are being used in the work. 

Analysis 

500

This step requires that you explain what the meaning of the work and its elements might be about. It also includes what the work might mean to you as the viewer. 

Interpret 

Color

100

When mixing Red and Blue together it makes what Color?

Purple 

200

 These colors are defined as the result of mixing a primary color with the secondary color next to it on a color wheel. 

Intermediate colors 

300

 This is used to describe bright, intense color. In better color terminology, high-chroma or saturated color.

 

Vibrance 

400

When you tint color, you are adding what ?

White 

500

  Defined as a gradation or variety of a color or tint. The property of light by which the color of an object is classified as red, blue, green, or yellow in reference to the spectrum. AKA another word for the word " color "

Hue 

Perspective

100

This line divides the sky form the land. Indicated in red on the image below.

Horizon line 

200

 This view is from directly above 

 

Birds eye view 

300

The point in which everything disappears. 

 

Vanishing point 

400

The lines in blue help artists keep scale in an image. They help determine how far objects may appear from the viewer.  

Converging lines 

500

One technique when creating linear perspective is drawing objects on top of each other to give the idea of space and depth. This technique is called...

Overlapping 

Styles

100

This process involves either a rubber mat or blocks of wood. Artist carves away material to create positive and negative space then roll ink on the surface . Once complete the finished product can be used over and over again 

Block Printing 

200

This type of print can only be made once . Commonly using perishable items to create the print where the objects cannot be repositioned exactly the same way again. 

MonoPrint 

300

This type of art takes up massive spaces and is commonly pained on the sides of buildings. Closely associated with "Street art" the subjects of the work can be of any topic. 

Mural 

400

This type of art is commonly digital and is often used for advertisement or web site development. 

 

Graphic Design 

500

This technique is commonly used to create clothing designs and is often used to this day. Using as silk screen and ink the ink is passed through the screen over stencils. 

Screen printing 

Careers

100

This job would entail a person to create websites logos and advertisements 

Graphic artist 

200

This person might work in a museum or themselves by producing literature on the artistic past styles and people. 

Art historian 

300

This occupation may work for Disney, Pixar, or DC comics to help create movies or books with characters.

Illustrator

400

This occupation devotes their life to creating interesting content to children who only listen some of the time. The occupation is challenging, stressful, and requires the person to bring their work home, on vacations and with them to their grave. 

Art Teacher

500

This person would create patterns and designs that would be used for clothing. After the artist may even create the clothing it's self by use of stitching and sewing.

 

fashion designer