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needle tool
used to blend and incise thick lines
used to incise thin lines and for scoring
used to transfer water to the clay and assist in smoothing
used to gauge away excess clay
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Tertiary Colors
blue, green, violet
Orange, Green, Violet
red, Yellow, Blue
Red Orange,Yellow Orange, Yellow Green, Blue Green, Blue Violet, Red Violet
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Three things that help to visually characterize a Moore sculpture are: smooth, organic, and ___________.
empty hollows (negative space)
tiny
textured
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Which of the following best describes the texture used in En Iwamura's artwork?
Subtle texture made of dots
Rough texture made of lines
Smooth, glossy texture
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Analogous Color Scheme
a complementary color set plus tints and shades
3-4 side-by-side colors on the wheel plus tints and shades
a color + the two colors adjacent to the complement + tints and shades
three colors equally spaced on the color wheel plus tints and shades
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How to make a secondary color
primary + primary
Name of a color
primary + secondary
cannot be mixed
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3d digital design
computer-modeling software to create an object within a three-dimensional
negative or empty space between/around object hold same importance; meaning
darkness or lightness of surface
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Which element of art does Iwamura focus on to create surface texture in his art?
color
shape
pattern
line
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Split Complementary Color Scheme
three colors equally spaced on the color wheel plus tints and shades
3-4 side-by-side colors on the wheel plus tints and shades
a complementary color set plus tints and shades
a color + the two colors adjacent to the complement plus tints and shades
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form
Difference in kind and quantity of parts of a composition to add interest.
a two-dimensional enclosed space
The visual equalization of elements in a work of art.
a three-dimensional enclosed space
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Tint
Add black to color
Lightness or darkness of a color
Add color to white
Name of a color
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ANALYSIS
Step three. What is the artist trying to communicate?
Step four. What do you think of the work?
step two. How is the work organized?
Step one. What do you see?
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Reliefs have been used to decorate functional objects such as coins and architecture.
True
False
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Unlike MC Escher's work, which is primarily geometric, Moore's work was primarily { ] forms.
Organic
Toltec
flowy
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Formalism
places the emphasis on the design qualities in a work of art. SHAPES.
requires that art move people to act for betterment of society (political)
efers to art that focuses on things being realistically represented.
requires that a work of art must get a response in terms of feelings/moods
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Variety
Difference in kind and quantity of parts of a composition to add interest.
slip
Neither the positive or negative space in an art work are important
sculpted elements remain attached to a solid background
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Type of relief that projects slightly from background.
high relief
low relief
perspective
intaglio
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Clay that has lost all moisture through air-drying.
leatherhard
bisqueware
greenware
bone dry
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texture
quality of a surface both tactile and visual
Stressing one area in a work of art to attract the viewer's attention.
feeling of depth,
the oldest form of sculpture and involves removing material
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line
the oldest form of sculpture and involves removing material
continuous mark made on a surface or path of a moving point through space
used to blend and incise thick lines
Difference in kind and quantity of parts of a composition to add interest.
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An opaque, creamy liquid made by mixing finely ground clay and water.
slip
flop
slop
slap
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Balance
The positive space an object or artwork occupies is the most important
The visual equalization of elements in a work of art.
element to produce the look and feeling of action and to guide the eye thro
a two-dimensional enclosed space
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Repetition
singular element repeated multiple times throughout composition
A sense of oneness, the combination of elements in a work viewed together
darkness or lightness of surface
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Instrumentalism
requires that a work of art must get a response in terms of feelings/moods
places the emphasis on the design qualities in a work of art. SHAPES.
refers to art that focuses on things being realistically represented.
requires that art move people to act for betterment of society (political)
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Complementary Color Scheme
three colors equally spaced on the color wheel plus tints and shades
a color plus the two colors adjacent to the complement + tints and shades
a complementary color set plus tints and shades
3-4 side-by-side colors on the wheel plus tints and shades
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Moore placed a lot of importance on { ] before he began to sculpt.
foam
painting
clay
sketching
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Henry Moore was categorized as an [ } artist:
distance
compound
hills
abstract
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JUDGEMENT
step two. How is the work organized?
Step four. What do you think of the work?
Step one. What do you see?
Step three. What is the artist trying to communicate?
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When attaching pieces of clay together you should always ______ and slip.
poke
slide
score
scratch
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wooden knife
used to transfer water to the clay and assist in smoothing
used to gauge away excess clay
used to incise thin lines and for scoring
used to blend and incise thick lines
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Shallow engraving technique
perspective
low relief
high relief
intaglio
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Moore was influenced by a { }-Mayan figure he stumbled upon in the Louvre.
Toltec
Organic
flowy
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Movement
computer-modeling software to create an object within a three-dimensional
standing free with all sides shown
element to produce the look and feeling of action and to guide the eye thro
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SUBTRACTIVE
The size or quantitative relationship a design to another, or to the whole.
feeling of depth,
the process of creating sculpture by adding material to create the work
the oldest form of sculpture and involves removing material
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INTERPRETATION
Step three. What is the artist trying to communicate?
Step one. What do you see?
step two. How is the work organized?
Step four. What do you think of the work?
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How to name a tertiary color
primary color name first
cannot be mixed
primary + secondary
primary + primary
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fettling knife
used to blend and incise thick lines
used to transfer water to the clay and assist in smoothing
used to incise thin lines and for scoring
used to cut clay
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Clay that has been fired once and is now at a rock-like stage.
bisqueware
greenware
bone dry
leatherhard
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value
darkness or lightness of surface
Difference in kind and quantity of parts of a composition to add interest.
slip
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It is best to store clay in a plastic bag to prevent clay from drying out too quickly.
False
True
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How to make a primary color
primary + secondary
primary + primary
cannot be mixed
primary color name first
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Emphasis
element to produce the look and feeling of action and to guide the eye thro
sculpted elements remain attached to a solid background
Stressing one area in a work of art to attract the viewer's attention.
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additive
the oldest form of sculpture and involves removing material
the process of creating sculpture by adding material to create the work
sculpted elements remain attached to a solid background
intaglio
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How to make a tertiary color
primary color name first
primary + secondary
cannot be mixed
primary + primary
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Before deciding on working with clay, En Iwamura originally wanted to go to school to study which art form?
Painting
Glass
Drawing
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IN THE ROUND
sculpted elements remain attached to a solid background
the process of creating sculpture by adding material to create the work
only see one side
standing free with all sides shown
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En Iwamura creates artwork inspired by the philosophy 'Ma'. Which definition best matches the philosophy of Ma?
intaglio
Neither the positive or negative space in an art work are important
The positive space an object or artwork occupies is the most important
negative or empty space between/around object hold same importance; meaning
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Monochromatic Color Scheme
brown and grey
a complementary color set plus tints and shades
one hue plus tints and shades
mixing two complementary colors
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ribbon or loop tool
used to blend and incise thick lines
used to gauge away excess clay
used to incise thin lines and for scoring
used to transfer water to the clay and assist in smoothing
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Two favorite subjects seen throughout much of his work were [ ] and child and reclining figures.
grandma
mother
father
grandpa
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How to make a neutral color
one hue plus tints and shades
brown and grey
a complementary color set plus tints and shades
mixing two complementary colors
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Stage of clay when it is partially dry, firm, and best time for detail work.
bisqueware
leatherhard
bone dry
greenware
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Value
add color to white
Lightness or darkness of a color
add color to black
Brightness or dullness of a color
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Iwamura builds his figures using a ceramic technique called slab building.
False
True
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Unity
A sense of oneness, the combination of elements in a work viewed together
element to produce the look and feeling of action and to guide the eye thro
Neither the positive or negative space in an art work are important
Repetition of elements or assisting in directing the eye's movement around
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Proportion
A sense of oneness, the combination of elements in a work viewed together
continuous mark made on a surface or path of a moving point through space
The size or quantitative relationship a design to another, or to the whole
continuous mark made on a surface or path of a moving point through space
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Triadic Color Scheme
a color + the two colors adjacent to the complement plus tints and shades
three colors equally spaced on the color wheel plus tints and shades
3-4 side-by-side colors on the wheel plus tints and shades
3-4 side-by-side colors on the wheel plus tints and shades
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It is important to wedge clay before using to remove any air bubbles.
True
False
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Imitationalism
requires that art move people to act for betterment of society (political)
efers to art that focuses on things being realistically represented.
requires that a work of art must get a response in terms of feelings/moods
places the emphasis on the design qualities in a work of art. SHAPES.
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Hue
Name of a color
cannot be mixed
primary + secondary
primary + primary
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Intensity
add color to white
add color to black
Lightness or darkness of a color
Brightness or dullness of a color
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Emotionalism
efers to art that focuses on things being realistically represented.
requires that a work of art must get a response in terms of feelings/moods
requires that art move people to act for betterment of society (political)
places the emphasis on the design qualities in a work of art. SHAPES.
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What are the 3 major inspirations for En Iwamura's artwork?
Disney, graphic design, and Cubism
Historical figures, superheroes, pop culture
Renaissance art, muted colors, and his parent's paintings
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Technique artists use to create an illusion of space.
low relief
high relief
perspective
intaglio
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Shape
a two-dimensional enclosed space
continuous mark made on a surface or path of a moving point through space
a three-dimensional enclosed space
quality of a surface both tactile and visual
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sponge
used to incise thin lines and for scoring
used to transfer water to the clay and assist in smoothing
used to blend and incise thick lines
used to gauge away excess clay
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After what event did Henry Moore's sculpture take on a much larger scale?
WWI
Vietnam War
WWII
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Neutral Colors
a complementary color set plus tints and shades
brown and grey
one hue plus tints and shades
mixing two complementary colors
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Institutionalism
requires that art move people to act for betterment of society (political)
refers to art that focuses on things being realistically represented.
places the emphasis on the design qualities in a work of art. SHAPES.
is only art when put in musum
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Which of the following are inspirations for Iwamura's sculptures? Select all that apply.
Anime
Superheroes
Disney
Historical figures and artifacts
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Clay expands as it dries.
True
False
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Rhythm
standing free with all sides shown
Repetition of elements or assisting in directing the eye's movement around
The size or quantitative relationship a design to another, or to the whole.
A sense of oneness, the combination of elements in a work viewed together
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The Japanese philosophy of "Ma" refers to the negative or _____ space surrounding an object.
postive
parrel
equal
empty
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space
element to produce the look and feeling of action and to guide the eye thro
feeling of depth,
intaglio
computer-modeling software to create an object within a three-dimensional
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A small scale model is referred to as a ________?
maquette
armature
model
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This type of subtractive carving technique is when an artist repeatedly whittles away from a form.
direct carving
exact carving
in-direct carving
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RELIEF
Our eyes response to light. It has three properties: Hue, Value, Intensity
sculpted elements remain attached to a solid background
The size or quantitative relationship a design to another, or to the whole.
using computer to create an object within a three-dimensional
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This space often has ______ importance as the object itself.
equal
parrel
empty
positve
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DESCRIPTION
Step three. What is the artist trying to communicate?
Step four. What do you think of the work?
Step one. What do you see?
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Color
a three-dimensional enclosed space
Our eyes response to light. It has three properties: Hue, Value, Intensity
using computer to create an object within a three-dimensional
sculpted elements remain attached to a solid background
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Type of relief that projects boldly from the background.
low relief
high relief
intaglio
perspective
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Shade
Brightness or dullness of a color
Add color to white
Add black to color
Lightness or darkness of a color
