Color Theory
This term refers to the three colors: purple, green, and orange
Secondary colors
Art made using bright colors and pop culture images
Pop Art
sistine chapel
Michelangelo
A drawing made in the beginning/planning stages of an artwork. This drawing often lacks detail and can be done relatively fast.
Sketch
The term for artwork created by glueing materials such as paper or fabric onto a surface
Collage
Equal parts of orange and green will create this color
Grey/brown
This art movement is included artwork that depicted exceptionally simplistic designs, colors, or shapes.
Minimalism
Starry Night
Vincent Van Gogh
Shading
line, shape, form, space, value, texture, color
elements of art
This is the term for colors next to each other on the color wheel
Analogous colors
Art that is made and produced by artists living today
Contemporary Art
self portrait
Frida Kahlo
This type of art is known for its ability to produce many copies. Often used in production as it is allows the artwork to be perfectly replicated
Printmaking
what term refers to the process of scratching or carving into a surface such as metal or word to create a design?
Engraving
This common color is considered the hardest color to reproduce
Blue
Claude Monet's famous painting 'Water Lilly Pond' would be a famous example of this art movement
Impressionism
Artist photo
Andy Warhol
This type of paint takes a long time to dry. It is known for its flexibility and color range but each layer must fully dry before the next is applied. This is also the type paint Claude Monet was most known to use.
This item assists in blending graphite and charcoal
Tortillon
This word defines the darkness and lightness of a color
Value
This art movement is categorized by dream-like scenes and illogical, fantastical imagery. One of its most famous artists is Salvador Dalí.
Surrealism
The Son of Man
Rene Magritte
This is the first layer of paint applied to a canvas. Most often used to layout the light and dark areas of a painting
underpainting
A stick with a padded head used by painters to support the working hand with a paintbrush (refer to image)
Maulstick