Elements & Principles
This is the path of a moving point.
What is Line?
These three colors are known as the Primary colors?
What is Red, Blue and Yellow?
This is the person in charge of giving tours of art exhibitions.
What is a Docent?
Art work that is 3D
What is sculpture?
Likely, one of the strangest Artists of their time.
Who is Salvador Dali?
This is real or implied and you can find it everywhere.
What is Texture?
This color is the compliment of purple.
What is Yellow?
This is our ability to not only read but interpret messages through anything that is not just words.
What is Visual Literacy?
What is blending?
Bright, expressive colors. DeKooning was apart of this movement.
What is Fauvism?
This is the main point of an artwork. Your eyes go to it first.
What is the emphasis?
The warm colors.
What are: yellow, red and orange?
This is what art is made of.
What is a medium or media?
This is how clay goes from greenware to bisque ware.
What is the kiln and/or firing?
Photographer and sculpture. Their art always goes away.
Who is Andy Goldsworthy?
This is when everything looks like it belongs together in a work of art.
What is Unity?
The colors: black, white and brown are not found on the color wheel. They are examples of this catagory of color.
What is Neutral colors?
This kind of art is meant to pursuade you to think, act or feel a specific way.
What is Propoganda?
This kind of shading uses parallel lines to create shadows.
What is Hatching?
Non objective, defied realism.
What is Abstract?
These are two dimensional. Occurs when a line encloses- can be organic or geometric.
What is a shape?
Yellow-Green is an example of this type of color.
What is a Tertiary Color?
The responsiveness to a society's beliefs, customs and values.
What is Cultural Relevance?
This is the act of tearing, cutting, or otherwise modifying multiple things to then glue or attach to a work of art. It is often only 2D.
What is Collage?
This person helped popularize the Zentangle.
Who is Rick Roberts?