AP Art Vocabulary

Question 1

Colors that are easy to see through and can be layered for effects.

Accepted Answer

Transparent

Question 2

The process of working with a wet medium that requires oils and special mediums to create an artwork.

Accepted Answer

Oil Painting

Question 3

The purposeful combination of colors to create a new color.

Accepted Answer

Color Mixing

Question 4

Ideas that are original and come from within your mind.

Accepted Answer

Imagination

Question 5

Objects that are placed one in front of another with objects cropped as they recede in space.

Accepted Answer

Overlapping

Question 6

The use of marks that are laid in rough to indicate areas of space or shadows between or under objects.

Accepted Answer

Line and stroke

Question 7

What is foreshortening?

Accepted Answer

The dramatic difference in size as an object recedes into space.

Question 8

The brightest spot on the object due to the light striking the object.

Accepted Answer

highlights

Question 9

The process of gradually moving values from darkest to lightest.

Accepted Answer

Gradation

Question 10

The tools used to make an artwork: Line, shape, space, form, value, color, texture.

Accepted Answer

Elements of Design

Question 11

Objects arranged specifically by size that are low and large or high and far back.

Accepted Answer

Placement

Question 12

The darker versions of a color usually made by adding black.

Accepted Answer

Shades

Question 13

Based on formal balance, the image of a person's head and shoulders as the subject matter.

Accepted Answer

Portraits

Question 14

In painting it is the surface upon which colors are mixed and prepared for application in a work.

Accepted Answer

Color Pallet

Question 15

The tones or areas the exist on an object based on the light not striking directly in an area.

Accepted Answer

Mid tones

Question 16

A criminal act that is punishable by law for stealing, claiming, or otherwise falsely using images as your own.

Accepted Answer

Plagarism

Question 17

The identifiable characteristics that define the type of art that is unique to the artist.

Accepted Answer

Style

Question 18

The surface upon which an artwork is created that is not determined by the material.

Accepted Answer

Picture Plane

Question 19

The unique mark making, use of elements, and approach to art making associated with an artist.

Accepted Answer

Personal Style

Question 20

The pose of a figure can inspire artworks and are which of these statements?

Accepted Answer

All of these

Question 21

The technique of applying values to an object to make it appear 3D.

Accepted Answer

Shading

Question 22

Shapes that have been shaded with values to feel like volume or mass.

Accepted Answer

Forms

Question 23

The lightest versions of a color usually created with white or a solvent.

Accepted Answer

TInt

Question 24

The natural movements that develop during drawing that are loose, purposeful, and seeking of form.

Accepted Answer

Responsive Drawing

Question 25

The rules that are followed to create artworks: Balance, Emphasis, Contrast, Movement, Proportion, Rhythm etc.

Accepted Answer

Principles of design

Question 26

The brightness or dullness of a color usually changed by adding its complement.

Accepted Answer

Intensity

Question 27

1 part of a composition that requires objects to vary depending on the location within the work.

Accepted Answer

Size

Question 28

The name of a color such as indigo, cerealan, or phthalo blue.

Accepted Answer

Hue

Question 29

Colors that are mixed with 3 or more colors.

Accepted Answer

Tertiary Colors

Question 30

The dark areas on an object that are completely blocked for the light.

Accepted Answer

Shadows

Question 31

The emotional qualities that are represented in a work of art.

Accepted Answer

Expression

Question 32

What is Contrapposto?

Accepted Answer

All of these

Question 33

A set of systems for using colors that work well together in an artwork.

Accepted Answer

Color Schemes

Question 34

Keeping your work true to your ideas and not copying or claiming work that is not your own.

Accepted Answer

Originality

Question 35

Colors that are cloudy and can not be seen through.

Accepted Answer

Opague

Question 36

A place for collecting artworks for presenting or submission and viewing.

Accepted Answer

Portfolio

Question 37

A dry medium for drawing made from burnt wood.

Accepted Answer

Charcoal

Question 38

Drawings created about the human form and figure that include movement and pose.

Accepted Answer

Figure Drawing

Question 39

The process of looking at artwork, discussing its qualities and providing feedback to grow skills.

Accepted Answer

Critique

Question 40

The arrangement of objects on a 2D surface.

Accepted Answer

composition

Question 41

The feel or implied feel of a surface in an artwork.

Accepted Answer

Texture

Question 42

Looking at and talking about art works.

Accepted Answer

Art Criticism

Question 43

A waxy white substance that works well with chalk and charcoal media.

Accepted Answer

Conte

Question 44

The study and thought that using color has specific rules, systems, and expressions to follow.

Accepted Answer

Color Theory

Question 45

The use of a tool to take a measure and or find relationships between objects.

Accepted Answer

Sighting

Question 46

In art making, capturing of every detail is often too much visual information. What is actually more interesting to see

Accepted Answer

Suggestion

Question 47

The selection and use of colors that does not follow a system or rule and are based on the mood of artist.

Accepted Answer

Arbitrary Colors

AP Art Vocabulary

Questions 47

AP Art Vocabulary

Questions 47