Techniques
Artists/Styles
Elements
Principles
Color Theory
100
This type of drawing technique is done where you DON'T look at your paper. Instead, you focus on following the edges of the subject you are drawing.
Blind Contour Line Drawing
100
Which style is this?
Cubism
100
The path of a moving point. Can be expressive!
Line
100
The visual weight of a drawing. Examples: Symmetrical, Asymmetrical, Radial
Balance
100
Red, Yellow, Blue
Primary
200
Shading using a series of lines
Hatching
200
Name the artist:
Georgia O'Keeffe
200
The way an area is being used. Can refer to empty (negative) or filled (positive)
Space
200
Using an assortment of elements
Variety
200
Mixing a primary and a secondary together.
Tertiary
300
Shading technique using dots
Stippling
300
Name the Artist:
Yayoi Kusama
300
A flat 2D object. Can be Geometric or Organic.
Shape
300
The relationship between elements (usually between parts/sizes)
Proportion
300
Using only one color, but making shades and tints as well to give a variety of values.
Monochromatic
400
Assembling a variety of objects onto one surface
Collage
400
Name the Artist: 
Kara Walker
400
The lightness or darkness of a color
Value
400
Opposites! For example, complementary colors
Contrast
400
Greens, Blues, and Violets are examples of...
Cool Colors
500
A drawing of a subject using only the contours AND filling it with a solid color
Silhouette
500
The artist who uses natural objects to show how fleeting time can be.
Andy Goldsworthy
500
An object that has height, depth, and width. Bonus: Give 2 examples
Form: Cylinder, Sphere, Cube, Cone...
500
Making something stand out. (Give an example of how to use it in art)
Emphasis- change the size, color, location...
500
Which TWO color schemes are shown here?
Analogous and Warm