Elements
Principles
Ceramics
Color Theory
Other
100

Based on the 3 primaries plus black and white. Has 3 properties: hue, value, and intensity.

What is color?

100

The place in an artwork where your eye first lands.

What is emphasis?

100

To attach two pieces of clay together, you must use this technique.

What is score & slip?

100

Using little lines to show value.

What is hatching?

100

Art movement started around the 1950's. Andy Warhol & Roy Lichtenstein were prominent artists of the time. The style celebrates the ordinary or commonplace.

What is Pop Art?

200

The path of a point moving through space.

What is line?

200

The repetition of elements in an artwork. Can be achieved through use of line, shape, and/or color.

What is pattern?

200

You start with a ball of clay. You stick your finger into the ball and pinch the sides to make a bowl. This technique is called....

Pinch pot.

200

Color + white.

What is a tint?

200

Using little dots to show value.

What is stippling?

300

The way something feels or appears to feel.

What is texture?

300

Uses opposing elements such as complementary colors or opposite values?

What is contrast?
300
You roll out a long snake of clay to build a vessel.

What is coil method?

300

You mix a primary color with this to get a tertiary color.

What is an adjacent secondary color?

300

Balance that is in a circular design. It has many lines of symmetry.

What is radial balance?

400

The area in which art is organized.

What is space?

400

Happens when parts of a visual are arranged in an aesthetically pleasing way. There are two kinds: formal (symmetrical) and informal (not exactly symmetrical but still has equal weight throughout the image).

What is balance?

400

The place where clay is fired to become ceramic.

What is a kiln?

400

Three colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.

What is an analogous color scheme?

400

Balance that has one line of symmetry.

What is symmetrical balance?

500

Has depth, length, and width and resides in space. Is perceived as 3D.

What is form?

500

The alternation of elements, often with defined intervals between them.

What is rhythm?

500

The special paint we use on ceramics. It must have a second firing when you are done.

What is glaze?

500

Three colors that are equally spaced on the color wheel.

What is a triad color scheme?

500

The little decorations on the ends of letters in a typeface.

What is a serif?