Elements of Art
Elements of Art/Principles of Design
Principles of Design
Principles of Design/Color
Color
1

Which element represents emotions, creates contrast, and helps objects stand out from the background?

Color

1

Which element indicates order and directs the eye where to look and how to interpret the work? It can also group or separate objects or elements. Can be straight or curved. 

Line

1

True or False: Patterns can be organized or random.

True

1

True or False: Artwork must have variety to be interesting.

False

1

Red, blue, and yellow are known as the _____ colors.

Primary

2

The actual feel or touch of a surface. Mostly applies to 3D art.

Texture

2

Any two-dimensional image or element that is used in the artwork. 

Shape

2

Too much ______ can destroy the unity of a piece and makes it difficult to look at.

Contrast

2

Color scheme where three colors that are next to each other on the color wheel are used

Analogous

2

Orange, Green, and Violet are known as the _____ colors

Secondary

3

Refers to lightness and darkness of color in an artwork

Value

3

What refers to a way of combining similar elements of art and arranging them to make a coherent whole?

Unity or Harmony

3

Emphasis helps one element or area to be more important than the other parts. It is also called the ______

Focal Point

3

Color scheme where the colors used are located at points of an equally drawn triangle on the color wheel.

Triadic

3

When a color is mixed with black to darken it, it becomes a (1)_________.

When a color is mixed with white to lighten it, it becomes a (2)_________.

1. Shade

2. Tint

4

The perception of depth and dimension. It defines where objects are placed (in front, behind, etc.)

Space

4

Define the Principles of Design

The ways in which artists use the elements of art

4

1. What term is used in art when the objects are obviously non-similar? AND 2. What term is used when the artwork is visually divided and the objects are similar on each half? (two answers)

1. Asymmetrical (or informal)

2. Symmetrical (or formal)

4

Colors that are opposite of each other on the color wheel are called:

Complementary

4

How bright or dull a color is refers to its ________.

Intensity

5

An object that has three dimensions: height, weight, and depth.

Form

5

List the seven elements of art.

Line, Shape, Form, Value, Texture, Space, Color

5

What is one way artists can create emphasis?

A. Make objects larger to seem closer/more important

B. Use bright colors 

C. Use dark colors 

D. Add many different shapes

A. Make objects larger to seem closer/more important

5

_______ is usually created when an artist repeats or alternates a specific element creating a feeling of movement.


Rhythm

5

Red-orange and blue-green are examples of _____ colors

Tertiary Colors