Elements
What are the 3 Dimensions?
Height, Length, Depth
What are the two types of shapes?
Give an example of each.
Organic & Geometric
Three types of hand building techniques?
Slab, Coil, Pinch
The regular repetition of multiple visual elements.
Pattern
Is pattern an element or a principle?
Principle
This type of sculpture is meant to be viewed from all sides.
Sculpture in the round
This element refers to being positive or negative
Space
When a line crosses itself or intersects with other lines to enclose a space it creates a ________?
Shape
What sculpting technique is used to shape soft, workable materials such as clay.
Modeling
Which principle refers to the reuse of one design element?
Repetition
The path the viewer's eye takes through the work of art, often to focal areas...can be directed along lines, edges, shapes, and colors within the work of art.
Movement
Sculptures that have aesthetic purposes along with a useful function.
Functional
The property of objects that, depending on the light they reflect, is perceived as red, blue, yellow or other hues.
Color
What is one dimensional, measured by length, controls the viewers eye movements with direction?
Line
What technique involves cutting, carving, or chipping away a shape from a mass of stone, wood, or other materials?
Subtractive/Subtracting
Which principle can be created with repetition to create an illusion of movement?
Rhythm
This refers to the use of artistic elements such as line, texture, color, and form in the creation of artworks in a way that renders visual stability
Balance
This type of sculpture takes the form of something else.
Cast
Refers to the range of lightness to darkness of a surface.
Value
What is the look or feel of a surface?
Texture
Sculptors gather and join different materials to create an_______ sculpture.
Assembled or assemblage
What represents a cohesive quality that is achieved when the elements & principles look like they belong together?
Unity
What firing cycle do we fire our clay projects to? (Low, mid, or high).
Midfire
This type of sculpture moves.
Mobile
is the area surrounding the subject. (Also known as background)
Negative Space
What is perceived by touch and sight?
Texture
Sculptures that are ___ are made from a material that is melted down—usually a metal—that is then poured into a mold. These sculptures take the form of something else.
Cast
What can be created by placing very different things next to one another?
Contrast
What type of clay do we use in class?
Stoneware
This type of sculpture transforms the surroundings to alter the viewer's perception of a space.
Installation
When a two-dimensional shape becomes three-dimensional it is no longer called a shape but a _______.
Form
What kind of texture feels the way it looks?
Actual Texture
A framework around which the sculpture is built. This framework provides structure and stability. The underlying supporting structure.
Armature
What can be created by using bright color, contrast, highlighting certain shapes, and careful placement of an element?
Emphasis
What is the overall arrangement of the elements and principles of art and design?
Composition
This type of sculpture projects from a background surface.
Relief
How do you create a tertiary color?
By mixing a primary and a secondary color.
What kind of texture feels differently than how it looks?
Implied Texture
Tools used to roll an even slab. (Name 2).
Slats and rolling pin.
What are the three types of balance?
Symmetrical, asymmetrical, or radial?
The underglaze technique where you use a tool to scratch or remove underglaze to reveal the clay body underneath.
Sgraffito
This type of sculpture pieces together already made objects.
Assemblage