COLORS
Red, Blue, and Yellow
What are primary colors?
This type of art has height, length, and depth and can be seen from all sides.
What is 3-Dimensional (3-D)?
Smooth, rough, soft, fluffy, bumpy, prickly...
What is texture?
This painting is famous for the smile...
What is Mona Lisa?
Art that someone makes of themselves.
What is a self-portrait?
Green, violet, and orange
What are Secondary Colors?
When an object is placed over another object to create depth.
What is overlapping?
This is when an object repeats over and over again to create a design.
What is a pattern?
This famous painting was created while looking outside the window of my hospital bedroom. The artist loved to use bright colors and brush strokes that show movement.
What is Starry Night?
Artwork that doesn't look real or is not a real picture of anything. It's sometimes only about lines, shapes, and colors.
What is abstract?
Warm Colors
What are orange, red, and Yellow?
This is what separates the sky from land or water.
What is the horizon line?
This is when both sides of an artwork are similar or equal.
What is balanced?
This scary painting is famous for the facial expression on a bridge.
What is The Scream?
This artwork is made up of mostly water.
What is a seascape?
Cool Colors
What are green, blue, and violet?
This tool helps to make a perfect circle.
What is a compass?
Rectangular Prism, cube, cylinder, sphere, cone, and pyramid
What are forms (3-D shapes)?
This Japanese art is famous for displaying a tsunami and Mt. Fuji in the background.
What is the Great Wave?
The part of artwork that is closest to you.
What is the foreground?
One example of an intermediate Color
What is Red-Orange, Blue-Green... (various answers)?
This is a tool you use with ink or paint to print with.
What is a brayer?
The lightness or darkness of a color.
What is value?
I never use paint brushes. I prefer to pour, splash, and use random tools to create my abstract line paintings. My abstract art looks like scribble scrabble.
Who is Jackson Pollock?
This type of art is when you collect several objects and place them together to create art.
What is a still-life?