Show:
Elements
Principles
Color Theory
Value and Measuring
Artists and Others
100
Two different elements. One is the path of point moving through space. The other comes from the three primaries, plus black and white, and has three properties: hue, value, and intensity.
What are line & color?
100
Two principles. One is achieved when the components of a work of art are perceived as harmonious, giving the work a sense of completion. The other is concerned with the created center of interest, the place in an artwork where your eye first lands, the focal point.
What are unity & emphasis?
100
List the primary colors and how you get a primary?
What are red, yellow, and blue, and you have to find a primary in nature? You can't mix a one.
100
Using little lines to show value.
What is hatching?
100
The name of the artist who was one of the founders of the Pop Art movement.
Who is Andy Warhol?
200
Two elements. One refers to the way things feel (actual) or the way things look like they feel (implied). The other element is perceived as 2-dimensional (2D), flat, or limited to height and width.
What are texture & shape?
200
Two principles. One uses opposing elements such as complimentary colors or opposite values. The other happens when parts of a visual are arranged in an aesthetically pleasing way (there are two kinds: formal and informal).
What are contrast and balance?
200
These are the secondary colors and how you get one.
What are orange, green, and violet, and you get one by mixing equal parts of two primaries?
200
Using intersecting lines to show value.
What is crosshatching?
200
This man painted pictures of cakes and pies. He is a pop artist.
Who is Wayne Thiebaud?
300
Refers to the lightness and darkness in an artwork. Is perceived in terms of varying contrast.
What is value?
300
This principle is used to create the look and feeling of action.
What is movement?
300
This is the difference between a TINT and a SHADE.
Tints = color + white. Shade = color + black.
300
Using dots to show value. (You may be asked to spell it.)
What is stippling?
300
This man is the creator of Bugs Bunny.
Who is Tex Avery?
400
The area where art is organized.
What is space?
400
The repetition of elements in an artwork. Can be achieved through the use of line, shape, and/or color.
What is pattern?
400
These colors are found NEXT TO each other on the color wheel.
What are analogous colors?
400
Using a pencil and changing how hard you press to show value. Sometimes, you even smudge it with your finger to make the shades look smoother.
What is blending?
400
This word means a "calm knot".
What is a zentangle?
500
Has depth, length, and width, and resides in space. Is perceived as 3-dimensional (3D).
What is form?
500
The alternation of elements, often with defined intervals between them. It can create a sense of movement, and can establish pattern and texture.
What is rhythm?
500
These colors are opposite each other on the color wheel.
What are complimentary colors?
500
On the back of an 8.5x11 inch piece of paper, use a ruler to measure and divide the page into four equal sized boxes (like we did for our first Pop Art projects). NO FOLDING.
Is it done correctly?
500
TRUE OR FALSE: To create a cartoon character, an artist should start with simple shapes.
What is TRUE?