Colours
The colour made when you mix red and yellow.
orange
A artwork genre that usually shows these kinds of objects: bottles, cans, food
Still Life
The artist who painted the Mona Lisa.
Leonardo da Vinci
This paint type is water-based and dries quickly, often used in schools.
Acrylic
Bananas are technically this type of food, not a fruit.
Berry
These three colours can’t be made by mixing other colours.
the primary colours
The line halfway down a face is where this feature usually sits.
Eyes
Vincent van Gogh painted a famous work called Starry ____
Night
This tool is used to hold our paint and to mix paint colours together on a flat surface
Palette
True or False: The Mona Lisa has no eyebrows
True
The opposite of blue on the colour wheel.
orange
This part of the face is usually drawn halfway between the eyes and the chin.
Nose
This American artist made colourful “pop art” paintings of soup cans
Andy Warhol
Painters sometimes use this first layer to block in the main shapes and colours.
underpainting
The world’s largest art museum, the Louvre, is in this city.
Paris
A colour scheme using only one colour and its lighter or darker versions.
monochromatic
This French word means arranging objects to look beautiful in a still life - Miss uses it to explain the layout
Composition
This street artist is known for stencils on walls and never shows his real identity.
Banksy
Mixing red and blue paint gives you this colour.
Purple
The paint colour “mummy brown” was once made by grinding up this unusual material.
Egyptian mummies
Another name for colours that are side by side on the colour wheel.
analogous colours
Artists use these soft pencils for darker shading give an example
6B or 4B
This Spanish artist painted distorted faces and is known as a founder of Cubism.
Pablo Picasso
This wooden or metal stand is used by artists to hold their canvas while painting.
Easel
This is the only continent without native ants.
Antarctica