The Creative Process
Elements of Art
Principles of Design
Classroom Procedures
Unit 1 Name Design
Other Vocabulary
100
True or False? The creative process is always a straight path and artwork plans always go according to plan.
False
100
The element of art that is used to create the swirling sense of movement and energy in the sky.
What is line?
100
This principle happens when elements repeat in a predictable way.
What is pattern?
100
When should you look to the board to find out what to do?
As soon as you enter the room.
100
This was the first thing that you had to do before creating the name design project.
What is practice drawing?
100
Refers to the objects used to assist in the creation of a work of art such as x-acto knife, paint brush or eraser.
What are tools?
200
Drawings you do before beginning your artwork.
What are planning sketches?
200
This element is how something looks like it would feel.
What is texture?
200
This is when an element such as a line, color, or shape is used again and again throughout the artwork; but does not always follow a set order.
What is repetition?
200
What volume should you be at when the teacher is teaching?
silent
200
List all of the elements of art that were used in your Kaleidoscope Name Design.
line, shape, form, color, texture, value, space.
Most people probably used all except form. Form is ONLY for 3D objects.
200
Refers to the methods used to create a work of art such as the grid method, or one-point perspective.
What are techniques?
300
The writing you are asked to do after you finish a project.
What is Post Project Reflection?
300
This element is all about lightness and darkness.
What is value?
300
This principle is using differences such as colors, shapes, or lines to create interest.
What is Variety?
300
True or false? During work time, you may be on your phone?
False.
300
This is a simple duplication technique that you can use with a window, or white screen on your Chromebook.
What is light tracing?
300
Refers to the material used by an artist to create a work of art such as paint, clay or ink.
What is media?
400
This is what you should look at to make sure you are meeting the criteria of the project.
What is the rubric.
400
This adds emotion and mood and may be warm or cool.
What is color?
400
This is the principle that means all parts of the artwork work together as a whole.
What is unity?
400
True or False? It is okay to clean up before the clean up alarm if you are feeling like you don't want to work anymore.
False.
400
This child's toy was our inspiration for how we laid our our name design.
What is kaleidoscope?
400
This is a principle of design that happens when differences are placed next to each other—like light and dark, rough and smooth, or big and small.
What is contrast?
500
Put these steps in order.
Creating
Sharing & Reflecting
Planning & Experimenting
Inspiration & Ideation
Revising & Refining
Inspiration & Ideation
Planning & Experimenting
Creating
Revising & Refining
Sharing & Reflecting
500
This refers to the placement or arrangement of the elements in a work of art.
What is composition?
500
This principle refers to the way visual weight is arranged; may be described as symmetrical, asymmetrical, or radial.
What is balance?
500
This is not allowed in the art room and there are signs everywhere to remind you.
What is eating?
500
This type of balance is created when elements of a design are arranged evenly around a central point, like the spokes of a wheel or petals of a flower. 
What is Radial symmetry
500
This is the principle used when one part of the artwork stands out as the focal point.
What is emphasis?