Elements of Art
Principles of Design
Ms. Pippin
Drawing/Shading
1st Project
100

Elements are the basic b__________ blocks that an artist uses to create art.

building

100

Give an example of contrast.

dark/light, big/small, tall/short, bumpy/smooth

100

What is Ms. Pippin's niece's name?

Summer

100

What does it mean to freehand draw?

no guides

100

What will you have to draw on your first project?

Portrait

200

Give me two examples of lines. (types)

curved, straight, jagged, zig zag, etc.

200

When you repeat a design over and over again, you would be using a p________.

pattern

200

Does Ms. Pippin have a favorite class?

No, I love them all.

200

What shading technique did we use with the toilet paper?

smudging

200

Drawing the eye, we start with how many circles?

two

300

Value is a range of d_______ to l______.

dark to light

300

What principle? Radial, symmetrical, and asymmetrical? 

balance

300

What sports did Ms. Pippin play in high school? (3 sports)

flag football, cheer, swim

300

What drawing process gives the most accurate results/proportions? Starts with a g__.

grid

300

When we draw the nose what are the outside edge of the nostrils called?

wing

400

What element is tactile (looks like you can touch/feel it)?

texture

400

Give me an example of a type of balance.

radial, symmetrical, asymmetrical, draw it.

400

What is Ms. Pippin's favorite Starbucks drink?

Strawberry Acai Lemonade

400

What shading technique uses dots?

stippling

400

Asaro Head helps us to place our values on the p_____ of the face?

planes

500

What element represents 3-D objects? (starts with an f)

form

500

Principles are the different ways in which an artist combines the e__________ of design.

elements

500

How tall is Ms. Pippin?

5'5

500

What is the first thing you need to know before shading/putting your values on your drawing?

lighting

500

What method are we using to draw the head?

loomis method