Art Review EE

Art subject about birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, etc.

Why does clay shrink when it dries?

A decorative effect achieved through repetition

Unfired pottery

The darkness or lightness of the color

The real or implied distance between, around, above, below, and within objects

The property of clay that allows it to change in shape without tearing or breaking

Using sources such as famous myths, legends, and tales as the subject

colors that are similar and near one another on the color wheel

Hand-building method; clay is rolled into long, thin, rounded strips

Free form shapes; not regular or even

Created by adding white to a color

Items made from clay that were super-heated to create a permanent change in the clay.

Unoccupied space; the areas around shapes and forms

Refers to the way things feel or look as though they might feel

LINE, COLOR, SHAPE, FORM, SPACE, AND TEXTURE.

The look and feeling of action in an artwork

The artist's subject is of basics like color and line instead of objects

Created by adding black to a color

An element of art is repeated 

Heating clay to a very hot temperature to make it hard and durable

Red, yellow, orange. Bring to mind the sun and fire

Reflected light

A level line where water or land seems to end and the sky begins

Shapes that look like they were drawn by a ruler or drawing tool

The art subject being representations of people

Placing objects in front of other objects to create the illusion of depth

Hand-building method; clay is rolled out into an even piece

Two colors across from one another on the color wheel. Mixed in equal proportion the pairs create brown

Black, white, gray, and brown

Violet, blue, green. Bring to mind things like water and grass

A continuous mark made by a moving point

The two halves “mirror” or closely resemble each other

The technique artists use to project an illusion of the 3D (three-dimensional) world onto a flat (2D) surface

This art subject is of objects that are arranged and do not move

When an artist creates an image of him or her self

In this art subject, the artist is telling a story

An imaginary place on the horizon where all lines meet (ex: the sides of sidewalk look like come to a point)

Clay's that's between wet and bone dry; the clay is cool to the touch

This art subject shows the natural environment

Occupied Space; the shapes and forms in art

This art subject memorializes or lends importance to an event

A simplification or subject matter into basic and often geometric shapes

An element created by one or more of the other elements

Refers to only objects with three dimenstions

What happens to clay when it dries too quickly?

A method used to attach two pieces of clay

Making an element or object stand out.

The most basic ways an artist has to express feelings, describe events, and communicate ideas.

Arranging art elements so no one part overpowers or seems heavier than any other part.

Hand-building method; clay is shaped by squeezing between the thumb and fingers

This art subject shows any religious figure from any religion

Created by the decomposition of igneous rocks

The human body as the art subject

This art subject has views of city streets, plazas, courtyards, buildings, and activities in these places