Final Exam Review

The Principles of Art are...

Lines that indicate the outline of a subject as well as surface ridges, thus adding dimension.

Refers to the name of a spectral color.

Provides the cohesive quality that makes a work of art feel complete and finished.

The kiln temperature at which a chemical change takes place, turning the clay into pottery.

Unfired clay that contains no physical moisture.

Composition: the lines and shapes are arranged into a triangle. It creates a feeling of stability and order.

Name the compositional style.

Clay that contains enough water to be easily workable and maintain its shape without cracking or sagging.

Space

Refers to a flat, enclosed area that has two dimensions, length and width.

Name the Compositional Style

A tint means you add ________ to a color.

Method used to create the illusion of depth on a two-dimensional surface.

Type of balance that occurs when objects are positioned around a central point, like a daisy or wagon wheel.

Name the Compositional Style

The painting below is an example of what color scheme?

The chief component of glass.

A color scheme that contains reds, oranges, and yellows, appears to advance in space.

A dark value made by adding black to a color.

Pottery that has not been fired yet.

Composition: Lines and shapes arranged into a rounded shape; gives viewers a sense of perfection, completion, and unity.

Common colors in pigments will not survive a kiln fire.

The intensity of a color refers to

A color scheme that uses several values of one color.

Edifies, delights, & instructs. Manifests the good, beautiful, and true & draws he who beholds it to these realities.

To make the surface of clay rough, like velcro, before attaching two pieces together with vinegar water.

Colors that can be mixed to make all the other colors, but cannot themselves be made by mixing other colors.

Type of contrast is found in nature and in art when artists use heavy textures to contrast with smooth areas.

Name the compositional style.

Name the compositional style.

Informal balance which involves two sides that are different but yet are in visual balance.

The area surrounding a form on two dimensional surfaces.

Heating a clay object in a kiln to a specified temperature.

What is this color scheme called?

Term used for the arrangement of the elements or the                   subject matter in a painting.

Name the Compositional Style

A complimentary color pair would be

Refers to the contrast of warm and cool colors.

Which one is not a property of color?

Which color is not a true neutral?

Plans for organizing color and are used to unify works of art.

What property of color refers lightness or darkness of a hue?

An additional firing of pottery in which the glaze materials melt to form a vitrified surface.

Colors that are located midway between the primary colors on the color wheel.

Movement

This change in value from one side of a sphere to the other demonstrates the behavior of light and shadow.

This will cause your ceramic project to self destruct during the firing process.

Colors that are opposite of each other on the color wheel.

Clay that is no longer plastic, but still damp enough to be carved or trimmed.

A color scheme that contains blues and greens, appears to recede in space.

Used by artists to direct viewers through their work, often to the focal point.

Unglazed pottery that has been fired once.

The repetition of visual movement – colors, shapes, or lines, etc., creates the visual equivalent of a musical beat.

Uses the art elements in planned or random repetitions to enhance surfaces of paintings or sculptures.

Method used to create the illusion of depth on a two-dimensional surface.

An Italian term that refers to intense light and shadow contrasts.

Composition: the lines and shapes mirror each other.

Refers to differences in values, colors, textures, shapes, and other elements.

Mixing one primary color and one secondary color makes

Balance

That which is surpassing or superior; beyond ordinary or common experience, thought, or belief.

The quality of a glaze of being glassy, hard, and non-absorbant.

Formal balance in which elements in both halves of a work of art appear to be equal in shape, weight, value and color.

A primary color’s complement is always a secondary color.

Kneading clay with the heels of the hands in a rocking, spiral motion.

Composition: the lines and shapes in a painting are arranged to direct the eye from side to side. Is restful and stable.

Gives greater viscosity to a glaze to prevent it from running off of vertical surfaces.

Name the compositional style.

Line at which the earth and the sky seem to meet.

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

Created in glazes by the addition of certain metallic oxides from the earth.

Which of these is NOT a complementary color pair?

Refers to how bright or dull a color is.

Glaze makes pottery nonporous.

Type of contrast that occurs when a pure, fully intense color is next to a muted or grayed color mixture,

Greenware is inorganic.

Texture

Name the Compositional Style

Thought of as the distance or area between, around, above, or within things and creates a feeling of depth.

Pure color with white added.

What colors mix to make the color red?

Composition: focuses on just a few figures with clear-cut contours in front of a simple background.

Analogous color schemes produce the least contrast of color.

Type of contrast that occurs when complementary colors are placed side by side.

Shapes that do not have well-defined edges and are generally unpredictable and flowing.

This element refers to lightness or darkness.

What type of color scheme is this?

What color scheme is Superman's outfit?

Greenware may be plastic, leatherhard, or bone dry.

Thomas Aquinas said the 3 conditions for this are unity, harmony, and clarity, and is thus pleasing to the senses.

Doctrine: knowledge, truth, and morality exist in relation to culture, or historical context, and are not absolute.

A method of building pottery walls with rope-like rolls of clay and then smoothing over the joints.

Composition: the lines and shapes are arranged in a slanted direction; known for a sense of drama and tension.

Refers to the distribution of visual weight in a work of art.

What element of art did you use for your landscape drawing?

 Composition: the lines and shapes are arranged to flow up and down. ­This leads us to look up and think about heaven.

Composition: artist arranges elements in such a way that they guide the eye to a focal point.

Van Gogh's "The Old Millhouse" and "The Starry Night" are examples that show contrasts of what element of art?

What is the complimentary color of yellow?