Elements of Art
Red and green; blue and orange; yellow and violet
What are the complementary colors?
This principle of design refers differences, usually light and dark.
What is Contrast?
A 2-dimensional object is referred to a
What is a shape?
Red, Yellow and Blue.
What are the Primary Colors?
This is a flat piece of clay.
What is a slab?
A mark made by a moving tool. (some are straight, some are curved, some are horizontal, vertical, or diagonal, some are zig zagged.)
What is a line?
This principle of design refers to the repetition of an element or object.
What is pattern?
What is a 3-dimensional shape?
What is a form?
Blue plus yellow.
What is green?
This type of drawing involves a vanishing point, a horizon line and orthogonal lines.
What is perspective drawing?
This element is a surface change, for example rough, smooth, bumpy,etc.
What is texture?
This principle of design refers to the way the elements of art are arranged to create a feeling of stability in a work. It can be symmetrical, asymmetrical, or radial.
What is balance?
A form has height, width, and.
What is depth?
Green, Orange and Violet.
What are the secondary colors?
A watercolor technique used by add wet paint onto a wet surface.
What is a wet on wet?
The element that refers to the lightness and darkness that falls upon a subject.
What is value?
This principle of design refers to wholeness or oneness that is achieved through the effective use of the elements.
What is unity?
The two types of shapes.
What is organic and geometric?
The use of black to darken a color.
What is shades?
Actual picture the artist makes from print process.
What is a print?
Black, white, gray and browns
What are neutral colors?
A visual tempo or beat, this principle of design refers to a repetition of elements of art to produce the look and feel of movement.
What is rhythm?
List the 5 basic forms.
What is cube, sphere, cone, pyramid, and cylinder?
Colors beside one another on the color wheel are said to be this.
What are analogous colors?
The 4 steps to an art critique.
What is description, analysis, interpretation, and judgement?