Intro 2D Art - Final Exam Review

Name the Artist that painted Creation of Adam, a detail from the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome

Principle of design that means to place greater attention on certain areas  

Name the American artist who made collages depicting African-American culture and experience.

What term refers to that which is beautiful and visually pleasing? 

Identify the term that can be used as another name for color, and is the name for a color itself, such as blue or red.

To produce a quick, energetic sketch to capture the movement of a figure, an artist would use what type of line?

Color Harmony of only tints, shades, and the pure hue of one color.

Art that represents the subject matter in it’s true depiction is called what?

Bridge Over a Pond of Water Lilies, by Claude Monet, is an example of which subject matter?

This element has the three properties hue, value and intensity:

What is a type of dry media that is made up of a carbon left behind after wood is charred or burned? 

What color harmony uses adjacent colors that sit side by side on the color wheel? 

Identify the term that refers to the brightness or dullness of a color? 

What type of art is based on realism, but is simplified by using shapes, lines, color etc.

To add a small amount of black paint to red paint creates a _____ of red.

Jack is using the colors blue, green and violet together in his work of art. What color harmony is Jack using?

What term refers to the things that are represented in a work of art such as people, buildings, and trees? 

Which principle of design relates to the sense of wholeness of an artwork?

Creating illusion of depth on a surface by having all parallel lines recede into the distance

Name the artist that created The Three Musicians, shown above, and Guernica. He was credited for inventing Cubism.

Element that refers to the artist's use of the area within the art, both positive and/or negative.

Identify the watercolor technique applying wide horizontal strokes and continues filling the entire page.

Salvador Dali’s Persistence of Memory is an example of which time period/style in art history?

This is a tool used by artists to organize values. It consists of values ranging from white to black.

What type of art has no recognizable subject matter?

Who was one of the first women painters to make important contributions to the art world during the Baroque period?

What type of lines define the outer edges and  interior surface details of an object?

Who was the Post-Impressionist artist that painted Starry Night?

Where has DaVinci placed the vanishing point?

Identify the element of art that may be 2D, 3D or implied(edge of shape or form). 

What is the element of art that refers to the quality of a surface, both tactile and visual?

Identify the Mexican painter known for many portraits and self-portraits.

If an artist mixes two primary colors together, they will be creating what kind of color? 

Color harmony consisting of colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel

Identify the technique that uses patterns of dots to create values and value gradation in a drawing.   

 Identify the two important elements of art in this abstract painting by Wassily Kandinsky titled, Composition VIII?

What career creates visual concepts, using computer software or by hand, to communicate ideas?

Depicting a range of lights and darks by applying a medium to create the illusion of depth.

Career that involves creating visual representation to be used to enhance writing like kids' books

The artwork, Third of May, by Francisco Goya is an example of this subject matter.

The arrangement of parts in an artwork that creates a sense of  motion to the viewer's eye through the work? 

To use skill in producing expertly finished products. What term is being described?  

When yellow, orange and red are used together, it is an example of which color harmony?

What describes the process of adding white to blue to get a lighter value?

What are two important principles of design in the painting above Red Canna 1924, by Georgia O’Keeffe?

Identify the three primary colors that are spaced out equally on a color wheel.

What are the 4 steps in Art Criticism? 

Identify the type of balance that a Rose Window is associated with:

A book/pad used for the creative process,with blank pages for exploring, developing ideas.

What is the element of art that relates to the lightness or darkness of a color or tone? 

Identify the term that refers to the tools and materials an artist uses. 

What is a color harmony consisting of the colors of brown, white, gray, and/or black called?

What type of shapes are derived from mechanical, human-made objects, such as circles, squares and triangles? 

What is the element of art that is three-dimensional and encloses volume, such as a cube, sphere, or cylinder?

Method used by artists to create equal proportions drawing one square at a time:

What is a color, such as red-violet, that is made by mixing a primary color with a secondary color?

What is the principle of design that refers to differences between elements such as color, texture, value and shape?  

This Post-Impressionistic painting, by Paul Cezanne, is an example of what subject matter?

What is the principle of design that refers to the arrangement of visual elements to create stability in an artwork?

What is a type of wet media that consists of pigment and a polymer (synthetic) binder and is thinned with water?  

What is the subject matter in this painting by Rembrandt?     

Identify the Italian Renaissance artist best known for paintings such as Mona Lisa and The Last Supper?

What is the principle of design that refers to differences between elements such as color, texture, value and shape?  

What is the name of a small, quick sketch done at the beginning of art planning?

This large painting titled Phil by Chuck Close is an example of what art style?

What type of line describes the outer edges of the subject matter, and appears flat?

What technique is used to create a composition by gluing cut paper, photographs, or any other 2D materials?

What technique involves the overlapping, at different angles, of parallel lines to create values in a drawing? 

This Principle indicates movement characterized by repeated lines, shapes and colors:

In linear perspective, what is the term for the eye level or where the sky meets land or water?

What is the element of art that is an enclosed space having only two dimensions?

What is the placement or arrangement of the visual elements called?

What is an illustrative model of color hues around a circle? 

What are shapes that are derived from living things and considered free-form and flowing?

What is the area of a work of art that appears closest to the viewer and typically lower on the picture plane?

Principle of design that refers to the repetition of  elements in a recognizable organization