Principles of Design
This can be thick, thin, and curvy
What is line?
The artist responsible for the Mona Lisa
Who is Leonardo DaVinci?
Coil, slab, pinch and slip.
What is clay?
red. yellow. blue
What is the primary colors?
How tall am I?
5'5'
Comparing something and making it in a similar size or scale to other objects in the art work.
What is Proportion?
The artist who created the white flower above the board and many other flower paintings.
Who is Georgia O'Keeffe?
What's my first name?
Jennifer
Asymmetrical, symmetrical, and radial.
What is Balance?
This is a type of art that focuses on the negative and positive cutouts in an image.
What is Notan?
Art form that uses rollers (brayers) and ink on printing plates to create multiple prints.
What is Printmaking?
Lines are made thicker or thinner to show depth.
What is line weight?
What is my nationality?
Canadian
You are drawn to this in an artwork because it sticks out due to size, color, etc.
What is emphasis or focal point?
The positive and negative of an image.
What is Space?
This artist is known for creating many self-portraits showing her unibrow.
Who is Frida Kahlo?
This type of drawing is made without lifting your pencil.
What is a continuous line drawing?
How long did I live in Japan?
8 years
Combining opposite effects to create interest. Light vs. Dark or Rough vs. Smooth
What is Contrast?
This artist who started the pop art movement and painted soup cans.
Who is Andy Warhol?
Bright colors formed into a stick, blends by smearing, imitates a type of thick paint, and stains clothes if wiped on them.
What is oil pastel?
Perpendicular lines drawn to create value.
What is cross-hatching?
How old are my kids?
19 and 21