Color Theory
These are the basic colors. Red, Yellow and Blue.
What are primary colors?
This oven cooks the clay to above 2000 degrees.
What is a Kiln?
A 2D area that is defined by a change in value or some other form of contrast.
What is shape?
The way elements are arranged in art or design.
The most notable artist of this group.
Who is Andy Warhol?
The Pure or actual color without shade or highlight
What is Hue?
This stage of clay is wet and workable.
What is plastic clay?
The lightness or darkness of an object.
What is value?
Refers to the size quantity and location of elements and their relationship to one another.
This is where the pop art movement began.
What is Great Britain?
These are opposite colors on the color wheel.
What are complementary colors?
This stage of clay has no moisture very brittle, ready to fire in the kiln.
What is bone dry?
What is texture?
This is the part of art which is dominant or stands out the most.
What is emphasis?
This artist made the Spoon Bridge and Cherry.
Who is Claes Oldenburg?
These are color next to each other on the color wheel.
If not done, separate clay pieces will fall apart after dried.
What is score and slip?
This is the area around, above and within an object.
What is space?
Refers to the planned or random repetition of elements in art and design.
What is pattern?
This pop artist is known for his comic book style of painting.
Who is Roy Lichtenstein?
Three Equally spaced colors on the color wheel.
What are triadic color?
This stage of clay has been fired once.
What is Bisqueware?
Refers to reflected light. This is used to create mood.
What is color?
This is when the artist leads the viewer's eye through the art.
What is movement?
This was one of the big reasons for the Pop Art Movement.
What is the end of WW2?