Candy Still Life
Emphasis
Layering & Burnishing
KAWS & Proportion
Elements of Art
100

What is a monochromatic color scheme?

One color and all of its values.

100

What is the definition of emphasis (Use your notes)

When an artist makes a specific area of an artwork stand out to catch the viewers attention.

100

What is layering?

Building up colors on top of each other to add depth and form to an artwork. 

100

What was the name of the doll figure that KAWS invented?

Companion

100

What is texture? (Use your notes)

The perceived surface quality of a 2D work of art. 

200

What color scheme did we use for the candy still life project?

Analogous color scheme

200

What kind of paint did we use for our emphasis by color project?

Tempera

200

What is blending? 

When the colors/values in an artwork transition smoothly.

200

What is a symbol? (Use your notes)

A mark or drawing that represents an object, function, or process

200

What is created when a line becomes an enclosure of space?

A shape

300

Point out an example of an analogous color scheme in the room

(Varies)
300

What's the difference between emphasis by size, color, and isolation? 

Size: Artist makes focal point significantly larger or smaller than everything else in the artwork

Color: Artists makes focal point a different color than everything else

Isolation: Artist separates or distances focal point from everything else in an artwork

300

What is burnishing? 

Coloring hard with a lighter color on top of multiple layers of darker colors to blend everything together and make your artwork look smooth.

300

What is proportion? (Use your notes)

the size of objects in an artwork compared to each other

300

What is form?

Giving a subject matter the illusion of being 3D in a 2D work.

400

Point out an example of a complementary color scheme in the room

(Varies)

400

How did we use emphasis by color in our emphasis by color project?

We emphasized the middle of the artwork by rendering it in color and rendering the border of the work in graphite. 

400

What are the four different layers involved in layering and burnishing? (Hint: The colors you had to identify in the warm-ups)

Base color, layering, shadows, burnishing colors

400

What is variety?

Using different sizes, shapes, and colors in an artwork to give it visual complexity

400

What is the difference between value and color?

Value is the darks and lights of a color and color refers to completely different hues.Color does not have anything to do with shading.

500

What did Wayne Thiebaud paint that inspired our Candy Still Life project? 

Sweet, candy, etc. 

500

How did we use emphasis by size in our Fear Project? 

We made the source of the fear significantly larger or smaller than every other significant part of the artwork. 

500

What is the difference between blending with paint/oil pastels and blending with colored pencils?

You can not burnish with paint or oil pastels, you can only layer. You can burnish with colored pencils. 

500

What is the difference between proportion and value?

Proportion only relates to the size of different parts of a 2D work of art, whereas value has to do with the darks and lights of different parts of a 2D work of art.

500

What are overlapping and positive/negative space? Which element of art do they connect to?

Space!

Overlapping: Layering elements of a composition on top of one another to create depth in an artwork

Positive space: Subject Matter

Negative Space: Background