Color Schemes
Art Elements
Picasso
100
Tell me the primary, secondary, and tertiary colors
Primary: red, yellow, blue
Secondary: orange, green, purple
Tertiary: red-orange, yellow-orange, yellow-green, blue-green, red-purple, blue-purple
100
What art element is this picture an example of?
Line
100
What art movement was Picasso a part of?
a. Renaissance
b. Cubism
c. Rococo
d. Pop Art
cubism
200
What color scheme is used in this artwork? How do you create this color scheme?
Monochromatic: Uses 1 color and mixes with black and white to create tints and shades of the color.
200
These images are an example of the art element ______________.
texture
200
Where was Picasso born?
Spain or Malaga, Spain
300
What is an analogous color scheme?
Give an example of 3 analogous colors...
Analogous colors are colors that are found next to each other on the color wheel.
300
DAILY DOUBLE:
What word do you use to describe the type of shapes below? What is the other type of shape that you learn about in math?
Organic...
Geometric shapes are the shapes you learn about in math
300
Why did Picasso go through his "blue period"?
A close friend of his killed himself so he used blue and grays to show his sadness and depression
400
What is the term that is used to describe colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel?
Complementary colors
400
Fill in the blank:
This picture shows the art element _____________. This is a fancy word for shading.
Value
400
During WWII, where did Picasso live?
a. Munich, Germany
b. New York, United States
c. Paris, France
d. Malaga, Spain
Paris, France
500
What word would you use to describe the muted tints, tones, and shades in these artworks?
Neutrals
500
What art element do you think these images show? Hint: it starts with an "S"
space: negative space in image #1 and depth (foreground, middle-ground, background)
500
What event inspired Picasso's masterpiece "Guernica"?
Bonus for extra 100 points: What color scheme is used in this artwork?
Spanish Civil War, 1936
monochromatic or neutrals