Room Essentials
The area with free draw paper
What is the Creation Station
The artist from Iowa
What is Grant Wood
The primary colors
What is Red, Yellow, & Blue
The 5 items that should always be in your art tubs at your table.
Pencils, erasers, Crayons, glue sticks, scissors.
What always goes on your paper? (2 things)
Your name and class
The female artist who likes flowers
What is Georgia O' Keeffe
The secondary colors
What is green, orange, and violet (purple)
The place we store wet artwork
What is the drying rack?
The place you keep all of your own art work and take home at the end of the year
What is your portfolio
This artist liked figures and movement. He was known for his "thick stick figures"
What is Keith Haring
The two colors mixed to make violet (purple)
What is Blue and Red
The project that included symbols and was on brown paper.
What is Native American Sand Paints
The place you find your paper for your grade.
What is the purple paper shelf.
This artist really enjoyed cats and we made cats that resembled her artwork.
What is Laurel Burch
The warm colors
What is Red, Yellow, & Orange
The new material introduced to us during the Blue Dog Project
What is watercolor pencils
The oven that fires our clay projects
What is the Kiln
The artist who created The Blue Dog
George Rodrigue
The complimentary pairs
What is Red & Green, Blue & Orange, Yellow & Violet (Purple)
The thick crayon-like material that we used during our Keith Haring Project.
What is oil pastels