Elements of Art
Color Theory
Art Techniques
Art History
Miscellaneous
100

How the surface of something feels

TEXTURE

100

Primary Colors

RED, BLUE, YELLOW

100

Parallel lines crossing one another to create value

Crosshatching


100

Art period known for its technological innovations and religious undertones

Renaissance

100

This Baroque artist was famous for setting the Baroque style in motion, but was also discovered to be a murderer.

Caravaggio

200

A component of SPACE, creates depth in a drawing or painting

PERSPECTIVE

200

Secondary Colors

ORANGE, VIOLET, GREEN

200

Layering thin washes of watercolor to achieve depth

Glazing

200

Artist known for "painting with scissors". Alive in the 1800s.

Henri Matisse
200

The 3 components of a landscape

Foreground, Middleground, Background

300

(Not monetary worth) A realistic representation of light and dark

VALUEe

300

Tertiary Colors

RED-ORANGE, YELLOW-ORANGE, YELLOW-GREEN, BLUE-GREEN, ETC...

300

Using a waxy or oily material first, and applying a watery material on top of it

Resist

300

Art period known for strong representations of the human form. This period in history also impacted much of the way we do things today (mathematics, theatre, etc.)

Classical Greece

300

Warm Colors vs. Cool Colors

Red, orange, yellow

Blue, green, violet

400

The element that is created when dimension is added to a SHAPE

FORM

400

Complimentary Colors

BLUE + ORANGE

YELLOW + VIOLET

GREEN + RED

400

Drawing from observation using a single, never-ending line

continuous line drawing

400

Artist in the Impressionist movement. He was the first to introduce color theory.

Claude Monet

400

Overlapping objects giving the effect that they are being pushed back into space 

For example: what is close is darker, what is far away is lighter.

Atmospheric Perspective

500

Can be manipulated to create mood or tone in an image

COLOR

500

Analagous Colors

Groups of 3 colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.

For example: Red, Red-orange, and orange

500

Painting vertically in an up and down motion with a dry brush

stippling

500

Art period known for its representation of leisure and wealth. Reaction to the death of King Louis XIV.

Rococo

500

Italian artist famous for his views of Venice

Canaletto