Color Theory
On the color wheel, red, yellow and blue are called these.
What are primary colors?
Much like crayons, this type of art medium are softer and more vibrant in color.
What are oil pastels.
This principle has two types: geometric and organic.
What is shape?
This technique is described as parallel lines to give an object form.
What is hatching?
When things appear to vanish into one spot in a piece of art, it is referred to as this.
What is one-point perspective?
On the color wheel, green, orange and purple are called this type of color.
What are secondary colors?
Made of compressed pigments, this type of medium can be used like charcoals.
What are chalk pastels
This principle includes many types including: wavy, dotted, dashed, zig-zag, et. al.
What is line?
Making small dots that make up an entire composition are called this.
What is stippling?
The point in the composition where everything seems to disappear is called this.
What is the vanishing point?
Black, gray and brown are called these.
What are neutral colors?
This type of paint in cake form needs water to be added in order to be workable.
What are watercolors?
This principle shows light to dark.
What is value?
Described as softening the transition between two colors or values, this technique is referred to as this.
What is blending?
The line that runs from side to side to indicate where the vanishing point is located in some type of perspective in art is called this.
What is a horizon line?
Colors that are straight across from one another on the color wheel are called this.
What are complementary colors?
A kneaded eraser is used in conjunction with this type of medium.
What is charcoal?
This principle can be shown by overlapping items; perspective or using background, middle ground and foreground.
What is space?
This technique is applied by making small circular motions with a particular medium.
What is scumbling?
Drawing something as if you are laying on the ground looking up is called this.
What is worm's (or ant's) eye view?
Colors that are directly beside one another on the color wheel are called this.
What are analogous colors?
This medium was used by Bob Ross.
What are oil paints?
This principle helps make a 2D drawing appear to have a certain feeling if you touch it.
What is texture?
Placing a scrap piece of paper over an area and applying a medium by drawing down across and onto project paper is called this.
What is masking?
When it appears that objects disappear into two points it is called this.
What is two-point perspective?