Intro to Art

Stippling is using tiny dots to create value when using pen/ink.

Which is NOT a secondary color?

We made spaghetti towers on the second day of school.

Which of these is a tertiary color?

What is the pen/ink technique called when you shade with lines in different directions?

Wet on wet watercolor painting technique means letting the paint dry before adding another layer of color.

When working with graphite or charcoal, we work from dark to light.

We can attach two pieces of clay together using scoring and slipping.

What is clay diluted with water called?

What is NOT one of the 5 elements of lighting when shading an object?

When you mix ceramic glazes, you know exactly what the outcome will be once it is fired.

What type of light is a mixture of every color?

What is the drawing method that shows how things appear to get smaller towards a single 'vanishing point' called?

How many times are ceramic pieces fired in total once they are finished?

What is Surrealism?

In terms of form and function, function refers to the overall shape of a 3D object.

What topic did we cover with our Watercolor Sunset Silhouette paintings?

What program did we use to create our digital Animal Mashups?

The closer lines are when hatching with pen/ink, the lighter the area will be.

What was the first project we did in this class?

Negative space is the subject or areas of interest in artwork.

What is a clay slab?

What art movement did we learn about when we completed the Animal Mashups?

The glazes we used on our ceramic projects sealed them and made them waterproof and food safe.

Which is NOT one of the 4 pen/ink techniques we learned?

What is the technique called when you create a drawing with a single line, without picking up your pencil or pen?

Which of these is NOT a primary color?

Where did portrait painting start?

What is the technique called when you wipe away watercolor paint with a tissue or brush after painting?