Color Schemes 1
How a color leans towards a primary color
What is color bias?
One color plus black
What is a shade?
The founding members of Cubism (2)
Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso
Drawings that take 30 seconds to 2 minutes; used to find the basic shapes and proportions of the object
What is gesture drawing?
What is Wet-on-Wet?
Red, yellow, and blue; these colors cannot be made through mixing
What are primary colors?
One color plus white
What is a tint?
Considered to be the founding father of Minimalism
Who is Frank Stella?
Pencils that are hard, light, and have more clay in the lead
What is an H pencil?
Using a plastic sheet to create light and dark areas
What is Saran Wrap?
Green, violet, orange; these colors are made by mixing the primary colors
What are secondary colors?
One color plus gray
What is a tone?
Artwork that has many hidden meanings
What is Abstract Expressionism?
Pencils that are dark, soft, and have less clay in the lead
What is a B pencil?
Using an oil-based material to create waxy areas that you paint over
What is Resist?
Colors that are made by mixing a primary and a secondary color; the names are hypenated
What are tertiary colors?
Colors that are opposite on the color wheel
What are complementary colors?
The sum of all destruction
What is Cubism?
This pencil is similar to a #2 pencil
What is an HB pencil?
A gradual fade with the watercolors
What is a Gradient?
Using one color plus black, white, and gray
A gradual fade from light to dark or color to color
What is a gradient?
Artwork that has no hidden meaning; shows appreciation for lines, shapes, and colors
What is Minimalism?
Paints that are water-based and transparent
What are watercolors?
Using sodium chloride to create crystalized areas
What is Salt?