Colors
This is the amount of colors in a basic color wheel.
6
You can make this by pressing into a round piece of clay with your thumb and forefingers
Pinch pot
What type of artwork depicts a nature scene?
Landscape
Where do your folders go at the end of class?
In their boxes, in the portfolio closet
Vincent van Gogh
What is Miss Galle's favorite candy?
Reese's Cups (or anything involving chocolate)
Red, yellow, and blue make up this color family.
Primary
This is what you must do to attach two pieces of clay together.
Score and Slip
What element of design do we use to make something look 3D?
Value
What can you wear if you're using messy materials?
Apron
What artist created the Mona Lisa?
Leonardo da Vinci
What breed of dog does Miss Galle have?
Labradoodle
Orange, green, and purple make up this color family.
Secondary
What might happen if clay is fired without drying out first?
It could explode.
What do you create when you add value to a shape?
Form
What should you use to wipe down your desk?
Sponge
Who is known for painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
Michelangelo
Apart from being an art teacher, what is Miss Galle's extra job in the district?
West Shore Marching Band Staff
These opposite colors are found across from each other on the color wheel
Complementary
This is the special paint that is applied to clay.
Glaze
What is the lightest part of an object called?
Highlight
Where is the kiln?
In the back right of the room
Name a Pennsylvania artist.
Jeff Koons, Keith Haring, Andy Warhol, Andrew Wyeth, Franz Kline, Mary Cassatt, and many more!
What is Miss Galle's favorite art medium to use?
Oil paint
This grouping of colors are next to each other on the color wheel.
Analogous
Porosity refers to clay's ability to absorb ________?
Water
This concept allows artists to depict distance on a 2-dimensional surface.
Perspective
Where can you find extra sketch paper?
On the counter by the front windows
This artist created the splatter paint technique.
Jackson Pollock
Name the #1 way to make Miss Galle really angry in the classroom.
Disrespect or waste art materials and tools