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Art Elements
Color
Looking at a Painting
Landscape
Other
100
Zigzag, straight, dotted, and curvy are types of these.
What is lines.
100
Red, yellow, and blue are these.
What are primary colors.
100
When a painter uses lines or shapes over and over again.
What is pattern.
100
A painting of the land.
What is landscape.
100
What did Henri Matisse "draw" with?
What are scissors?
200
Rectangle, square, circle, and triangle are these kinds of shapes.
What are geometric shapes.
200
Orange, green, and purple/violet are this group.
What are secondary colors.
200
When a painter uses symmetry.
What is the same on both sides.
200
Part of the landscape that is closest to you and has the most detail.
What is foreground.
200
Give an example of analogous colors
(Any combination of neighboring colors)
300
Something you can see and feel
What is texture?
300
Red yellow and orange are part of this group
What are warm colors?
300
Mona Lisa painting is a type of this.
What is portrait.
300
Part of the landscape that is the farthest, lightest in color, with the least amount of details
What is background.
300
In radial symmetry, where does the design start?
What is the middle of a circle?
400
When a surface looks rough, smooth, or soft, but cannot be felt.
What is implied texture?
400
Green, blue, and purple/violet are this group.
What are cool colors.
400
When a painting shows the earth.
What is landscape.
400
Part of the landscape between the foreground and background
What is middle ground.
400
Which of these is an example of radial symmetry?
(Images)
500
Shapes like a cloud, or a flower. Hint: not geometric!
What are organic shapes?
500
Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.
What are analogous colors?
500
A painting of decorative things, such as a blue vase and flowers set up on a table.
What is a still life.
500
Element that is shown by an artist when painting layers of a landscape
What is space/depth
500
What is the project we were just working on called? Where you collage different raised textures onto a plate to be printed.
What is a collograph!