ELEMENTS
A value bar is an example of what
What is gradation or shading?
By placing a large shape on one side of a design and a group of smaller shapes on the other side
What is Asymmetrical balance.
Art made up of lines shapes and colors
What is formalism; or what is abstract art.
Purples, Blues, and Greens
What are cool colors?
In this critique step I can just make a list of what I see
What is description.
These can be geometric or organic
What is shape.
The repetition of one or more elements
What is pattern?
All art falls under one of these categories
What are the four Theories of art; i.e. Formalism, instrumentalism, Imitationalism, Emotionalism.
Colors opposite each other on the color wheel
What are complementary colors?
Here I have to determine how things are put together
What is analysis.
An imaginary line from a person's eyes to a viewed object
What is line of sight.
A combination of elements repeated but with variation.
What is alternating rhythm?
This type of art expresses a political or religious point of view
What is Instrumentalism.
These 3 things are the properties of color
What is Hue, Value, and Intensity?
These four different areas allow you to investigate a work of art
What is Description, Analysis, interpretation,and evaluation or Judgement.
The degree of lightness and darkness in a composition
What is value.
This principle of art shows an orderly flow of motion
What is Rhythm.
This puts an Emphasis on looking realistic
What is imitationalism.
Yellow-orange,blue-green, and red-violet
What are tertiary or intermediate colors.
In this step I have to decide what a painting means
What is Interpretation.
This is only seen, not felt
What is implied texture.
You get to use this principle of art more than once
What is repetiton.
This type of artwork focuses on organization and is not concerned with recognizable objects
What is formalism or abstraction?
Mixing a primary color and a secondary color
How do you make intermediate and/or tertiary colors?
Michaelangelo's Sistine chapel art falls under these three theories.
What is Instrumentalism,Imitationalism,and Emotionalism.