Color
What are the 3 primary colors?
What is Red, Blue and Yellow.
the property of an object or shape remaining unchanged or balanced after a transformation (like a flip, fold, or rotation). It typically describes a harmonious balance or a perfect mirror image where one half corresponds exactly to the other half
What is Symmetry?
are art and illustration markers that use ""-based ink. Known for their vibrant colors and fast-drying, streak-free finish, the ink soaks directly into paper fibers and can be seamlessly blended to create smooth gradients and shading
What is Alcohol Markers?
a fun, beginner-friendly craft where you interlace yarn or string around a cup (typically paper or styrofoam) to create a textured, durable holder or basket. We never finished these.
What is Cup Weaving
a free, block-based visual programming language and online community developed by MIT. Designed primarily for children ages 8–16, it allows users to create interactive games, animations, and stories by dragging and dropping graphical code blocks that snap together like a jigsaw puzzle.
What is Scratch?
What do Blue and Yellow make?
What is Green?
the artistic practice of sketching or rendering the human form
What is Figure Drawing?
a water-based painting medium made of pigments suspended in a binder (usually gum arabic). The term refers to both the paint itself, the resulting artwork, and the art or technique of painting with it
What is Watercolor Paint?
a fundamental pottery technique where a vessel is shaped entirely by hand. By pressing a thumb into a ball of clay and pinching the walls with the thumb and fingers, potters rotate the clay to form simple bowls, cups, or hollow sculptures.
What is Pinch Pot?
a medium of visual storytelling that uses juxtaposed images, often combined with text, dialogue balloons, and captions, arranged in a sequential order. You made on about a story from your life.
What is a Comic?
The type of color you get when you mix 2 primary colors together.
What is secondary colors?
the technique of using varying levels of darkness to create the illusion of three-dimensional depth, volume, and form on a flat, two-dimensional surface.
What is Shading?
is a naturally occurring fine-grained earthy material composed of hydrated aluminum silicates. It becomes highly pliable and moldable when wet (a property called plasticity), allowing artists to sculpt it, and transforms into a permanent, hard, rock-like state
What is Clay?
the techniques used to create the illusion of three-dimensional depth and volume on a flat, two-dimensional surface like paper or canvas. We used this to draw legos.
What is Perspective?
Used to show off the system of designing, displaying, something about you/your family. You used these in a Joust.
What is a Shield/Coat of Arms
What color do you use to make another darker?
What is Black
a visible, physical movement—typically of the hands, arms, head, or face—used to communicate meaning, emotion, or emphasis
What is Gesture?
a fast-drying, water-based medium made of pigment suspended in an "" polymer emulsion
What is Acrylic Paint?
artificially created, enhanced, or reproduced sounds, excluding human speech and music. They are used in films, video games, theater, and broadcasting to create realism, add dramatic impact, or suggest off-stage actions. You used this to make stories to present to your peers.
What is a sound effect?
an art technique that builds images, patterns, or textures using individual, distinct dots of paint rather than traditional brushstrokes
What is Dot Painting?
The type of color are colors that remind us of heat and colors that remind us of cold
What is Warm and Cool Colors?
the relative size and scale of different elements within a composition. It describes how the dimensions of one part of an object or artwork relate to another, ensuring visual harmony and balance.
What is Proportion?
an art medium in stick form consisting of intense pigment mixed with a binder of non-drying oil and wax
What is Oil Pastels?
An artist made these pieces of art that displayed bodies in dynamic poses with dark shapes and objects behind them. Working in Pairs, you outlined yourself, and filled in it with bright color paint to make what kind of art?
What is Full Body Painting?
the artistic process of creating 3D masks using gauze or liquid. It generally falls into two methods: life-casting (taking a direct impression of a human face) or sculpting (building layers over a mold, wire mesh, or foil form)
What is Plaster Mask Making?