Color Theory
The three primary colors
What are red, yellow, and blue?
This is used to cover a large area with diluted paint
What is a wash?
Scoring and Slipping are important for this reason
What is helping clay pieces stick together?
This is what a caricature does to important features
What is exaggerates?
In two-point perspective there are this many vanishing points
What is 2?
Secondary colors are created by this
What is mixing two primary colors together?
The best paper to use with watercolors
What is watercolor paper?
Clay needs to be scored and slipped to prevent this from happening
What is breaking or falling apart?
These facial features are exaggerated in caricatures
What are the eyes, nose, lips, and mouth?
Two-Point perspective is typically used to draw these
What are corners and buildings?
These are cool colors
A watercolor technique that uses a lot of water to create soft blends
What is wet on wet
This is the most recent clay project you have made in art
What is a phone stand?
Craftsmanship refers to this
What is neatness/quality and care/effort?
This is where lines appear to meet in the distance
What is a vanishing point?
Colors opposite each other on the color wheel
What are complementary colors?
This is the most common watercolor technique you use in class
What is wet on dry?
Scoring means this
What is scratching the surface of clay?
Artists use this to show depth
What is size change?
Overlapping objects help show these
What are depth and space?
Artists use color to communicate these in their artwork
What are feelings?
This technique uses very little water and creates a rough texture
What is dry brush?
Slipping means this
What is adding water to scored areas?
This refers to how artwork is arranged or organized
What is composition?
This line represents where the sky and ground meet in a drawing
What is a horizon line?