Intro to Art Final Review

Ceramics: __________ is any unfired clay: slip or wet.

Principles: _________ is sizing relationships of one part to another.

The ________ is the part of a scene that appears in the front of an image.

A __________ is an outline of something or someone filled in with black or a dark color on a light surface.

The cubists wanted to show the structure of objects in their work without using techniques such as perspective.

Ceramics: _________ is slightly rigid or stiff clay, but still workable.

Ceramics: ________ is clay that has been fired once.

Ceramics: _________ is making items out of clay.

SHoM: _______ is mentally picturing the next steps and selecting in making a piece.

What artist invented cubism?

__________ makes object appear to recede back or project out into space.

Hues that are all side by side on the color wheel such as red, red-orange, and orange are known as ___________ colors.

A ____________ is made by adding black to a hue making it darker.

Ceramics: __________ is material painted onto bisqueware.

How many elements are there?

SHoM: _________ is creating works that convey an idea, feeling, meaning and message.

___________ is where lines converge together and disappear in perspective and located on the horizon line.

What component is found in clay that if inhaled becomes dangerous.

By adding white or black to a hue, different __________ are created changing the lightness and darkness of the hue.

Principles: _________ is oneness or wholeness from the effective use of elements.

Ceramics: _________ is completely air dried clay, no moisture, unfired, and fragile.

SHoM: ________ is looking carefully at contexts to notice and see new unique things.

SHoM: _________ is learning to use materials and practices of art skills.

Color can express emotions, moods, or feelings.

There are 4 parts of a critique.

Principles: __________ is equalizing of elements and weight to create stability.

Ceramics: ___________ bisqueware that has been glazed and fired.

A _________ is watercolor paint applied in an evenly blended way with varied values from dark to light.

Principles: _________ is created when similarities in a piece are stressed by complimentary differences.

Opposite hues on a color wheen are _____________, such as green and red.

The _________ is the part a scene that appears furthest away or in the back of an image.

SHoM: ________ is learning to think and talk about one's art and others to communicate.

A synonym for color is ________.

SHoM: _________ is problem solving and developing focus and creativity within work.

When watercolor paint is applied to already wet paper causing the paint to spread and bleed it is called __________.

Principles: ________ is dominance of one part over another.

Complimentary colors are opposite of eachother on the color wheel.

The ________ is the part of a scene that appears in the middle of an image.

How many Studio Habits of Mind are there?

A line's length is greater than its width.

Using one color of watercolor paint and painting in even horizontal brush strokes all in one value creates a __________.

Name the element: __________ mark drawn with a pointed, moving tool such as a pencil, pen, brush, etc.

When a primary color is mixed with a secondary color it creates a _________ blank color, such as yellow-orange.

Name the element: The surface of an artwork is both visually and physically apealing to several senses.

In painting, a wash is a thin mixture of paint and water or oil.

Name the element: _________ are objects with three dimesions and are not flat.

SHoM: ________ is learning about art history and practice to interact and embrace or reject.

Color is what the eye sees when light is reflected off an object.

Principles: ________ is the look and feel of action, how the eye moves or is guided in a piece.

Pablo Picasso invented what type of art?

Secondary colors are made with primary colors.

Name the element: ___________ is the emptiness or area between, around, above, below, or within objects.

Principles: _________ is movement by the repetition of elements.

Name the element: _________ is reflected into your eyes.

SHoM: __________ is learning to reach beyond and take risks to learn from mistakes and innovation.

__________ is the substance an artist uses to create work, such as watercolor or pen.

Red, Blue, and Green are the primary colors.

Name the element: _________ a two-dimensional area that is contained within a line.

Name the element: _________ describes the darkness or lightness of an object showing dept and contrast.

What are the three variables present in clay needed to create a successful ceramic piece.

Principles: ____________ is made when opposites to create excitement, difference and variety.

The brightness or dullness of a hue is referred to as ___________.

Glaze melts when fired.

There are 4 parts of a critique, which two are based on opinions.

Different tints and shades of a single hue are a __________ color scheme.

Ceramics: __________ is functional clayware such as vases and bowls.

The four methods of constructing forms with clay are:

There are 4 parts of a critique, which two are based on facts.

A _________ is made when you add white to a hue making it lighter.