The Elements of Art
Space and Art
Color Wheel
Types of Art
Color Schemes
100
What is color value?
The lightness or darkness of a color.
100
What takes up the positive space in this picture?
The animal
100
Name the three primary colors?
Red, yellow, and blue
100
What do you call a picture you create of yourself?
A self-portrait.
100
Name the three main warm colors.
Orange, red, yellow
200
What is texture?
Texture describes how something feels.
200
What is the background?
The area that is closest to the horizon line and near the top of your picture. The sky and mountains are the background of this photo.
200
What two colors would you mix to create the color green?
Yellow + Blue
200
What type of artwork uses only lines, shapes, colors, and textures as the subject.
Abstract
200
Name the three main cool colors.
Blue, green, violet
300
These two types of _____________ are called Geometric (on the left) and Organic (on the right). What are they?
Shapes
300
What is behind the subject of the picture?
The background/negative space
300
Name the three secondary colors?
orange, green, and violet
300
What do you call a picture of land?
A landscape.
300
How do you create a tint of a color?
Mix any color plus white.
400
What is a Form
An object that has three-dimensions.
400
What do you call the line where the earth and sky meet?
Horizon line
400
What do the letters ROY G. BIV stand for?
It is a letter abbreviation that helps you remember the colors in a rainbow.
400
What is Symmetry?
Symmetry occurs when both sides of an artwork are the same.
400
What are tints and shades?
The lightness and darkness of a color
500
What do you call the area above, below, and around, or within things?
space
500
Who painted the Mona Lisa?
Leonardo da Vinci
500
How do you find complementary colors on a color wheel?
They are directly across from one another on the
color wheel.
500
What is a seascape?
An artwork that shows the sea.
500
What color would you add to any color to make a shade of that color?
Black plus any color.
