2021-2022 Studio in Art Post-Assessment Review

To carve, mold or stand a design onto a surface so that it is raised to the touch.

A decorative border constructed from a continuous line, shaped into a repeated motif.

The representation of the front view of figures or objects in a work of art.

A collection of one artist's work.

An early form of Egyptian picture writings.

A mural done with watercolors on wet plaster.

Baked earth-red clay, used in ceramics and sculpture.

Still-life painting of a 17th-century containing symbols of death or change as a reminder of their inevitability.

What drawing tool would you use to blend pencil values?

An artwork that focused on the subconscious and unusual juxtaposition of objects, distortion, dreamlike imagery.

The unoccupied distance between objects or the parts of an object.

Process of cutting/etching a printing surface where all that remains of the original surface is printed.

Which of the following techniques can be used to make a drawing appear more 3-dimensional?

An enlargement technique that helps with proportion when drawing or painting.

An artwork that is abstract in form, in the sense that the meaning is left entirely decided upon the viewer.

A design that appears visually balanced, but elements are not equal in composition.

Repeating a visual element over and over again.

A period of revival or rebirth of cultural awareness and learning following the middle ages.

A storage jar having an egg-shaped body, a foot and two handles, each attached at the neck and shoulders of the jar.

A material that can not be seen through.

The illusion of depth on a 2-D surface.

The path the viewer's eye travels when viewing a work of art.

The art or process of producing images by the action of radiant energy and especially light on a sensitive surface.

A mark or decoration cut /scored into a surface.

Arranging the objects in a work of art so that it appears well organized and all objects have a purpose.

The unoccupied space in an artwork.

A symbolic drawing or carving on a rock, made by a member of a prehistoric people.

A style of ceramic decoration in Greece characterized by silhouetted figures painted in black slip on a red clay body.

When paint is made lighter with the addition of only white it is called:

A color that can’t be made by mixing colors together

Drawing attention to one specific area in an artwork.

Drawing technique that uses a continuous line and focuses on drawing the outlined shape of the subject.

Graffiti artist who created images of the “Radiant Baby” and Statue of Liberty Celebration.

An art-related career that involves creating a logo for a business.

A large picture made for a wall.

A religious image or likeness, in the Eastern Christian Religion, usually a panel painting of a saint or of Christ.

Arranging together small colored pieces of similar material, such as stone, tile, glass or paper.

A color scheme that contains light and dark value variations of one color.

A drawing of a person.

A drawing technique based on spending 100% of your time looking at the object/subject without looking at your paper.

The area of greatest interest, or the area that draws your eye to it by color, size, depth or darkness is:

The size of the parts compared to the size of a whole.

A mark or sign that represents an idea, object, or relationship.

In which location would you expect to find an example of prehistoric art?

Linear perspective was discovered during this historical period.

A 3-dimensional object having height, width and depth.

Putting together three-dimensional components… a form of sculpture.

Which colored pencil technique uses short lines overlapping in opposite directions?

The difference between two design elements.

An altarpiece consisting of three panels or works joined together, to create a single composition.