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ALL 62 PAINTING - Art 2
ALL 62 PAINTING - Art 2
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Materials that are used to create a work of art are reffered to as what?
collage
medium
watercolor
pigment
2
A thick paint that covers canvas layers that don't let you see whats beneath the thicker paint is called?
collage
watercolor
pigment
opaque
3
Artwork with no recognizable natrual objects.
nonobjective
portrait
limited palette
impasto
4
A work of art that invloves a specific place with visual emphasis.
light source
horizon line
middle ground
focal point
5
These complementary colors --red, yellow, and blue, are made from mixing all colors togrther.
True
False
6
Area of artwork shown farthest away from the viewer.
light source
texture
background
foreground
7
More than one medium and/or materials are used in a painting or another work of art.
gel medium
transparent
mixed media
acrylic
8
This image represents a flat brush.
True
False
9
When an artist purposely restricts the amount of colors they use in a painting.
impasto
Grisaille
landscape
limited palette
10
Art movement that is based on modern popular culture
surrealism
impressionism
abstract
pop art
11
What is the paint known for it's synthetic plastic resin base?
acrylic
saturation
mixed media
gel medium
12
What is cotton or linen woven cloth used as surface for painting?
newsprint
hardwood
canvas
masonite
13
Letter D points to which part of the paintbrush?
bristles
ferrule
handle
crimp
14
All parts of an artwork relate to each other and typically use size, amounts or numbers.
movement
repetition
proportion
variety
15
Light appears in a certain place of artwork.
texture
light source
middle ground
foreground
16
Tone is when you mix a pure color with equal amounts of white and black.
False
True
17
Art movement based on painting that use visible brushstokes and give the impression of form & light
impressionism
abstract
surrealism
pop art
18
This image represents which brush type? Great for creating trees on a landscape. Good for dry brushing.
fan
round
filbert
flat
19
A technique where pieces of paper and other materials are arranged and glued down onto a surface.
opaque
prime
medium
collage
20
The artist applies pigment lightly over a surface. This painting technique lacks its smooth appearance.
spray painting
dry brush
wet on wet
impasto
21
Letter B points to which part of the paintbrush?
crimp
bristles
ferrule
handle
22
The work of art with a recongnizable surface quality.
background
composition
texture
light source
23
A work of art made with of three parts that is displayed together as one piece.
Triptych
wash
technique
Golden Ratio
24
Hue refers to the name of a color.
False
True
25
Art style that doesn't represent realistic images it seeks to acheive effect using shapes, forms, colors and textures.
pop art
impressionism
abstract
surrealism
26
The difference between elements in a composition.
balance
pattern
contrast
emphesis
27
Artist use this mathmatical equation to create balance, order and symmetry. Also known as divine proportion.
technique
Golden Ratio
triptych
wash
28
The line in artwork that shows where land and water meet with the sky.
focal point
foreground
light source
horizon line
29
Works with pattern to make a work of art seem active.
movement
rhythm
Repetition
proportion
30
Artwork that is shown closest to the viewer.
foreground
middle ground
focal point
background
31
A painting or drawing with natrual scenery. Example: mountains, trees, oceans, etc.
landscape
portrait
nonobjective
bleeding
32
A substance, usually fine powdered, that produces the color of any medium. What is mixed with fluids to becomes paint?
collage
opaque
medium
pigment
33
Semi-transparent layer of color, which is usually done with watercolor or india ink in one solid color.
Rules of thirds
Golden Ratio
wash
style
34
When the eye travels throughout a work of art and leads from one part to the next, this is called what?
variety
movement
rhythm
proportion
35
Distribution of visual weight in an artwork. Three different types of visual weight in art.
balance
contrast
pattern
unity
36
This image represents which brush type? Good at creating straight lines and hard edges.
round
flat
fan
filbert
37
Repeated elements that give visual tempo and creates interest and consistency.
proportion
rhythm
movement
repetition
38
The creation of focal point that catches the viewers eye in a particular area.
contrast
unity
emphesis
balance
39
On the color wheel the neutral colors are located opposite from one another.
True
False
40
Artistic movement that potrays dreams, imagination, the unconscious mind and other art techniques.
abstract
impressionism
pop art
surrealism
41
The area of an artwork that isn't the background or the foreground.
focal point
graded wash
compositon
middle ground
42
Paint that allows light to pass through, making the paint partially see-through.
saturation
acrylic
transparent
gel medium
43
Adding gray to a color is reffered to as Shade.
True
False
44
A color scheme is a plan for organizing colors. Examples: monochromatic, analogous, and complementary.
True
False
45
A composition rule that divides a page into thirds.
Rule of thirds
Golden Ratio
Wash
Triptych
46
A person's organization of elements in a work of art.
horizon line
background
ligth source
composition
47
Letter A points to which part of the paintbrush?
bristles
handle
ferrule
crimp
48
Thin wooden or plastic board. The artist holds and mixes paint.
palette
cup
plate
tray
49
This image represents which brush type? Good detail work in art.
fan
flat
filbert
round
50
The technique where you apply a color next to another color that is still wet. The colors blended create soften edges.
wet on wet
flat wash
scumbling
graded wash
51
A thick paint that covers canvas layers that don't let you see whats beneath the thicker paint is called?
opaque
watercolor
pigment
collage
52
Triadic is a color scheme, made up of 3 colors that are right next to each other on the color wheel.
True
False
53
A thin mixture of paint that is thinned out with water, and transitions from dark to light on a canvas is called?
impasto
flat wash
graded wash
scumbling
54
The following image represents which brush type? Good for blending and creating petals.
flat
fan
round
filbert
55
Thin steel blade with a handle, used for mixing colors.
ferrule
palette knife
spatula
mahi stick
56
A ring or cap that is usually made of metal. Strengthens the end of a handle and prevents from splitting.
heel
crimp
bristles
ferrule
57
Paint that is pigmented and mixed with water is called what?
medium
pigment
collage
watercolor
58
Decorative parts in an artwork that repeats an element within a design.
pattern
contrast
balance
emphesis
59
Letter C points to which part of the paintbrush?
handle
bristles
ferrule
crimp
60
What defines brilliance and the intensity of a color?
mixed media
acrylic
saturation
transparent
61
A painting or drawing of a particular individual.
landscape
nonobjective
limited palette
portrait
62
Adding black to a color is reffered to as Tint.
True
False