ART HISTORY
What were cave paintings painted with?
Natural Materials: Stones, clay, charcoal, berries
These 2 elements can be categorized as 2D and 3D
Shape and Form
List the 3 primary colours
Red, Blue, Yellow
Cotton
What are the two categories of shapes?
2D and 3D
What were cave paintings used for?
Storytelling, communication, religious rituals
Which element can be defined as a continuous dot?
Line
What is added to created the following: Tint, Tone, Shade
White, Grey, Black
What does the term 'extraction' mean?
To remove or reduce colour
List 4 shading techniques
Stippling
Scumbling
Hatching
Cross-Hatching
Blending
Artifacts can be defined as what?
Found objects
Space
State the colour created by the following mixtures:
Red+Blue
Blue+Yellow
Yellow+Red
Purple, Green, Orange
Which tie-dye technique involves pinching and twisting fabric in a clockwise direction?
Spiral
Name 3 different types of lighting
Side Lighting
Top Lighting
Under Lighting
Back Lighting
Front Lighting
Who is regarded as Trinidad's first internationally known artist?
Michel Jean Cazabon
Which element appeals to the sense of touch?
Texture
List 2 types of paint brushes
Blender, flat, round
List 3 tools needed for tie-dye
Dye
Cotton Fabric
Rubber Bands
Bottles
Gloves
List 5 principles of art
Balance, contrast, emphasis, repetition, movement
What is the name of the famous cave in France? (Correct spelling)
Lascaux Cave
Which element refers to how light or dark something is?
Value
How do we mix brown?
Orange + Blue
What does the term 'Immersion' mean?
To soak or submerge in dye
Who invented the colour wheel?
Sir Isaac Newton