Final Review

Who was a French painter known for his artwork using Pointillism and was a part of the Post-Impressionism movement?

What type of form uses math and is typically man made?

Which requires MORE pressure when creating a drawing?

Which of the following dimensions correctly makes up a form?

Which principle of design catches the viewers’ attention and stands out?

What element of art has a defined area that is flat and two-dimensional?

What element of art refers to the area around, between, or within objects?

What technique is the art of paper folding?

What watercolor technique has completely dry paint before applying wet watercolor on top?

Which principle of design refers to the visual weight of an object?

What principle of design refers to joining parts together?

Which painting did Van Gogh create that we recreated using oil pastels?

What watercolor technique utilizes a tissue or paper towel on wet watercolor?

What watercolor technique refers to drawing with a white crayon before going over it with wet watercolor?

What element of art refers to how something looks or feels?

Which of the following is NOT an organic form?

Which element of art reflects or absorbs light?

What is the technique of painting or drawing small dots to form an image?

What value technique requires you to use pressure to make a drawing lighter or darker?

Which principle of design refers to the repeating of shapes, colors, lines, or symbols?

What term refers to adding white to any color?

Which principle of design refers to showing different types of something?

What watercolor technique utilizes a sponge on wet watercolor?

What principle of design refers to showing size relationship between objects?

What type of form is NOT man made and heavily associated with nature?

What watercolor technique has a wet surface area and you add more watercolor to the first layer before it is fully dry?

Which of the following is NOT an element of a still-life drawing?

What water-based medium is made up of pigment and gum arabic?

Which type of texture has physical qualities you can touch?

Which of the following is NOT a geometric form?

What term refers to adding black to any color?

What color scheme relates to all the colors of a single hue?

Which of the following contains all FOUR value techniques?

What watercolor technique uses different values of the same color or gradually going from one color to another?

Who was a French sculptor, known as the founder of modern sculpture because of his use of bronze and marble?

What value technique refers to a row of lines that face the same direction?

What principle of design refers to the path a viewer’s eye takes through a work of art?

What term refers to adding gray to any color?

Who was a Dutch painter, a part of the Post-Impressionism art movement and known for his oil landscape paintings?

Which of the following is NOT a 3-Dimensional form?

What watercolor technique refers to taking wet watercolor pigment on your brush and flicking it onto paper?

What watercolor technique refers to taking dry pigment on your brush and painting the image area?

What type of texture gives off the illusion of a physical texture?

Which of the following is NOT a way to show Value?

What element of art is the basic building block of any drawing?

What element of art relates to the range of light to dark?

What value technique refers to lines intersecting over one another?

What value technique uses only dots to create an image?

What element of art deals with objects that are three-dimensional (3-D)?

What watercolor technique utilizes salt and adds it to the watercolor while it is still wet?