Vocabulary
How light or dark something is.
VALUE
In this technique, values have a smooth transition between one another.
BLENDING
This artist uses color to create drip installation art.
JEN STARK
These two colors can be mixed to create ORANGE.
RED AND YELLOW
Mathematical shapes such as triangles, squares, circles
GEOMETRIC SHAPES
The way we see different shades and tones. These can be found on a wheel.
COLORS
In this technique, we use dots in various amounts and proximity to create value.
STIPPLING
This artist had synesthesia. He is known as a pioneer in the abstract art movement.
WASSILY KANDINSKY
These two colors mix to create GREEN.
YELLOW AND BLUE
Colors in a circular arrangement organized by their chromatic relationship to one another.
COLOR WHEEL
A point that moves from one direction to another. They can be thick, thin, straight or curving.
LINES
In this technique, we use lines moving in one direction to create value.
HATCHING
This artist is famous for painting the Mona Lisa.
LEONARDO DA VINCI
The type of color produced when mixing two primary colors.
SECONDARY COLORS
This word describes a 3D piece of art.
SCULPTURE
Creating variation of value in artwork.
SHADING
In this technique, we use intersecting lines to create value.
Cross-Hatching
This artist painted Starry Night and Sunflowers.
VINCENT VAN GOGH
Colors across from each other on the color wheel
COMPLEMENTARY COLORS
A painting or drawing of objects placed in an arrangement.
STILL-LIFE
This type of shape, often curvilinear in appearance, that are similar to those found in nature.
ORGANIC SHAPES
We use line and shape to create one of these - a repeated decorative design.
PATTERN
This artist is known for the Pop Art movement. He painted Campbell's Soup cans and celebrities like Marilyn Monroe.
ANDY WARHOL
A tertiary color is made when we mix what two types of colors?
PRIMARY AND SECONDARY
Pablo Picasso was an artist that what a pioneer of what art style/movement?
CUBISM