Landscapes
The three parts of a landscape.
What are foreground, middle ground, and background?
The type of colors red, yellow, and blue are.
Primary colors.
The color that yellow and blue make when mixed.
Green.
The term that refers to when an object, shape, or color in a work of art repeats over and over again.
Repetition or Pattern
The phone farm.
The part of a landscape that appears closest to the viewer.
Foreground.
Orange.
Purple.
How an object feels when you touch it, or appears to feel in a work of art.
Texture
We call this class art, but what's the real name of this class?
Applied Design
The part of a landscape that sits just behind the foreground.
Middle ground.
These colors are created by mixing two primary colors. (Give me the type of color, not the name of the color.)
Secondary colors.
The color you get when you mix red and yellow but add more red.
Red-orange.
When an object is the same on both sides when divided in half.
Symmetry/Symmetrical
What was the first assignment we did in this class called? We used magazine images and drew patterns to create a design.
Zentangle/Zentangle Collage
The imaginary line in a landscape where the sky meets the ground. This is the first line you draw when you create a landscape.
Horizon line.
The color made by mixing blue and red, but adding more blue.
Blue-violet.
The color you get when you mix blue and red, but add more red.
Red-violet.
When an object is different on both sides when divided in half.
Asymmetry/Asymmetrical
What kind of paint did we use to create our color wheels?
Watercolor.
The term that refers to how objects that are close up in landscape are sharp and clear, while objects that are far away are blurry and less defined.
Atmospheric perspective.
These colors are made by mixing primary and secondary colors. (Give me the type of color, not the name of a color.)
Intermediate or tertiary.
The color you get when you mix yellow and blue, but add more yellow.
Yellow-green.
Value
Who is the famous landscape artist who painted "happy little trees" and had an afro?
Bob Ross