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Elements&Principles
Art Techniques
Mystery
Art History
MRS. GIBBS
100
The feeling of stability in an artwork.
What is Balance?
100
Transferring an image from one surface to another.
What is printmaking?
100
A sculpture or artwork that is flat with raised areas?
What is a relief?
100
This artist (1928-1987) was an American painter, printmaker, and filmmaker who was a leading figure in the visual art movement known as pop art. His famous pop paintings depicted soup cans, coca-cola bottles, vacuum cleaners and hamburgers. He also painted celebrity portraits in vivid and garish colors; his most famous subjects include Marilyn Monroe and Mick Jagger.
Who is Andy Warhol?
100
(Apparently) this is Ms. Gibbs favorite thing to say... : )
What is "Well, actually..."
200
a principle of art that describes the size, location or amount of one element to another (or to the whole) in a work.
What is proportion?
200
Three hand building techniques in clay.
What are coil, pinch, and slab?
200
The line where the land meets the sky.
What is the horizon line?
200
This was one of the leading artist’s during the Italian Renaissance, known for being a scientist, artist, and inventor. Also known for his use of cross hatching, and he is best known for his paintings the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper.
Who is Leonardo Da Vinci?
200
Toy that Mrs. Gibbs recently bought her dogs that she's very excited about? or Mrs. Gibbs twitter name (cant use phone or you will lose points).
What is an automatic ball launcher? or @mrsgibbsart
300
A principle of design that refers to extreme differences in an artwork (such as bright vs. dark).
What is contrast?
300
A fine liquid form of clay.
What is slip?
300
Where two parallel lines appear to converge in the distance?
What is the vanishing point?
300
19th century art movement started by a group of artists in Paris. Their paintings characteristics include relatively small, thin, yet visible brush strokes/marks, open composition, an emphasis on accurate depiction of light in its changing qualities. Their goal was to capture a moment in time.
What is Impressionism?
300
The place Mrs. Gibbs grew up.
Where is Florida?
400
Lightness and darkness in an artwork.
What is value?
400
The paper used to help line up your print to keep the margins centered.
What is registration?
400
This is the explanation of how to use the rule of thirds.
What is the process of dividing the composition into nine squares. The focal point (emphasis) should line up with one of the four intersections. Also, each square should be different.
400
The left handed artist from the Netherlands who was known for creating tessellations, impossible perspective drawings, and imitating objects realistically from direct observation.
Who is M.C. Escher?
400
The artist we learned about that shares a birthday with Mrs. Gibbs?
Who is Leonardo Da Vinci - April 15th (we don't share the same year)
500
The difference between shape and form.
What is (Shape)2D and (Form) 3D
500
The name of the "rolling" tool used in printmaking.
What is a brayer?
500
***DAILY DOUBLE FOR ALL*** Draw a cube in one point perspective and two point perspective. Show the horizon line and vanishing point(s).
Mrs. Gibbs Must Check
500
***DAILY DOUBLE*** List the three columns found in the classical order. Draw an image of each.
DORIC IONIC CORINTHIAN
500
Mrs. Gibbs dogs names? (Must get both correct).
Who is Basil and Tesla?