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Black, white, brown and gray are called?
Basic Forms include
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Basic Forms include
All of the Above
Cubes and Cylinders
Cones and Spheres
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Black, white, brown and gray are called?
Tint and Shades
Neutral Colors
Secondary Colors
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An artist writes an artist statement to explain:
how they became an artist
how and why they make their work.
to give insight into their head space
to share their life story
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Describe the “Reflect” step of the Art Studio Process:
All of the Above
Thinking deeply about what is not working in your artwork how make change
Thinking about what is well working for my project and why.
Thinking deeply about my work by writing an artist statement
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A drawing or painting of a person, several people or a pet.
Portrait
Cityscape
Still Life
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Artists create work :
All of the Above
For no reason
to relieve stress, tell a story, express emotions, to make yo you think
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A drawing of the ocean or a body of water.
Cityscape
Seascape
Landscape
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Drawing an object from above looking down.
Worm’s Eye View
Bird's Eye View
Eye Level
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In a work of art Symmetrical Balance is shown when the artwork is:
The same on each side.
different on each side
Shooting out from a central point
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Describe the “Design” step of the Art Studio Process
thinking deeply about your work and writing an artist statem
Planning what you will create based on what inspired you
Making your planned artwork
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Proportion is a Principle of Design that is used to:
Draw portraits, facial features and the human body.
Show color and value
red and yellow
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A drawing or painting with landforms being the most important part.
Landscape
Cityscape
Still Life
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Describe the “Create” step of the Art Studio Process:
thinking deeply about your work and writing an artist statement
planning what you will create based on what inspired you.
getting ideas from themes, units or artistic behaviors
Making your planned artwork
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Drawing an object on the horizon line
Bird's Eye View
Worm's Eye View
Eye Level
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Unity is created in work of art by:
repeating elements
Using elements that are similar to each other
Using elements that show contrast
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Texture created by artists can be
Simulated
Real
All of the Above
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What is the figure in art?
The depiction of a toy
the main subject in a work of art
The depiction of a human or animal body
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Describe the “Inspiration/Exploration” step of the Art Studio Process
When an artist is making their work.
Thinking deeply about the artwork I have created through writing an artist
Seeking ideas and gathering information about a concept, unit or theme
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Which set of terms is a list of all the Elements of Art?
Value, Hue, Intensity, Tints, Tones, Shades, Light & Shadow
Balance, Movement, Emphasis, Unity, Pattern, Rhythm, & Contrast
Aesthetics, Critique, Description, Analysis, Interpretation, & Judgement
Line, Shape, Form, Color, Value, Space, & Texture
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Which set of terms is a list of all the Principles of Design?
Balance, Movement, Emphasis, Unity, Pattern, Rhythm & Contrast
Value, Hue, Intensity, Tints, Tones, Shades, Light & Shadow
Line, Shape, Form, Color, Value, Space & Texture
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Drawing any object from the ground looking up.
Eye Level
Bird’s Eye View
Worm’s Eye View
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How do artists get ideas?
Artists are born with inspiration and the ability to create.
Artists are inspired by their surroundings, books, movies, pop culture, etc
by being super smart
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______________(also called wax oilcrayon) is a painting and drawing medium with characteristics similar topastelsand wax
oil pastel
pastel
charcoal
colored pencil
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A drawing or painting of buildings being the most important part.
Seascape
Landscape
Cityscape
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What is the difference between geometric and organic (free form shape)
Organic outlines change. Geometric outlines that do not change.
Geometric outlines change and organic outlines do not change,
All of the Above
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The drawing or painting of a collection of objects.
Cityscape
Landscape
Still Life
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Value is
All of the Above
Used to create the illusion of form
Includes highlights and cast shadows on form
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A drawing that focuses on line, shape, color and texture.
Landscape
Cityscape
Non-Objective
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Emphasis is created in a work of art by:
By making an element larger and brighter
By placing an element in the middle
red and yellow
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How can you make mistakes easier to fix in a drawing?
by erasing all your mistakes
by drawing lightly
by using only a mechanical pecil
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What is a Portfolio?
a collection of stamps
A collection of images used by artists as reference in their work.
your grandma's scary doll collection
a collection of an artists artwork.
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A color mixed with gray
Tint
Tone
Shade
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Which of the following color schemes is considered complementary colors?
Yellow and Violet
Blue and Orange
All of the Above
Red and Green
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What is a Skill Builder?
is practicing and learning how to use media, tools or techniques.
can be used at any time you need to know how to use a material or technique
exploring what will inspire your artwork and seeking ideas to gather
red and yellow
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A color mixed with white is called:
Tint
Tone
Shade
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Rhythm and Repetition are created in a work of art by:
red and blue
Using a pattern or repeating elements
Repeating line and shape
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Which of the following definitions best describes the Composition of a work of Art?
A creative way in which principles of design are used to organize elements
Art that has no recognizable subject matter.
Something that is a symbol in a work of art.
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Harder drawing pencils have this label:
H
Q
N
B
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Line is not:
Is the path of a moving point and can move your eye through a work of art
Created with both ends touching
A contour or outline or parallel, perpendicular, weighted
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A color mixed with black is called:
Tint
Tone
Shade
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Which of the following colors are Intermediate/Tertiary Colors?
Orange
Red, Red-Orange and Red-Violet
Red-Violet
Blue
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are pure powdered pigment, mixed with a small amount of binder. This makes them softer than chalk.
colored pencil
craypas
pastel
oil pastel
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is another name for art materials used to create a work of art
utensils
media
tools
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Another name for color is:
Value
Intensity
Hue
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In a work of art Radial Balance is achieved then the artwork:
The same on each side
Different on each side
Shooting out from a central point
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What is the art studio process?
How artists use the studio time
The cycle for how artists make their work How artists use the studio time
the process of gathering your materials to make artwork
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How is a Reference Image used to make art?
To copy it directly
To Trace
To use to get ideas from for technique, process and style
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Why is it important to take risks in making art?
red and blue
If you don't ever take a risk you will not grow as an artist.
It is not important to take risks when making art.
Artists need to take risks to try media, technique and process outside of t
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have a core of colored pigment and protective casing made of wood.
drawing pencils
colored pencil
graphite
pastel
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Positive Vs. Negative Space
All of the Above
In a sculpture the positive is the sculpture and the negative is an opening
In a painting the positive is the object and the negative is empty space
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Artist’s create the illusion of form by
Shading to create value
Drawing hard edges
Using pencil only
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Define Thumbnail Sketch.
A finished version of a rough sketch
quick drawings of an idea to figure out how the final design might look
A final drawing made before starting a work of art.
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consist of compressed graphite enclosed in a jacket of wood.
Graphite
charcoal pencils
Drawing pencils
colored pencil
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Contrast is created in work of art
By using elements that are different from each other
red and blue
By using elements that at similar to each other
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In a work of art Asymmetrical Balance is created when the design is:
The same on each side
Different on each side
Shooting out from a central point
