ART ACP FALL 2017

Simple 2-D figures such as: circles, triangles, squares, etc.

Red, Yellow, Orange, etc. are considered what types of colors?

The appearance of movement through repetition, alternation, or progression of an element.

What art movement does this artwork belong to?

Lines that lead the viewer's eye through an image.

A hastily executed drawing without the details. A preliminary drawing.

Shading using closely spaced, parallel lines; used to suggest light and shadow.

The sense of wholeness that results from the successful combination of elements of an art work.

Free form, or shapes that represent living things having irregular edges.

The yellow hat creates which of the following principles of design?

Three colors next to each other on the color wheel sharing a common color.

An art movement developed by Picasso; subject matter was abstracted to geometric shapes.

One color from the dark to the light which is created by adding black and white to one color.

Linesthat are produced to express an idea, mood, or quality (nervous, graceful, aggressive.

When you mix white with another color you have a ___________?

An artist tool used for making jet-black values, made from quality graphite used for sketching

An artwork that depicts a person's face, head, and shoulders.

This is when two sides are not identical, but there is a felt balance between the two sides.

Creative materials that are not protected by intellectual property laws (i.e. copyright) is...

This is an example of which art technique?

What type of color scheme is this?

A style which feelings and emotions are emphasized. Paint was applied by splattering paint...

What art movement does this artwork belong to?

An artwork made by gluing cut paper, fabric, etc. to a flat surface. Was introduced by Picasso.

What type of line is this?

The area of a picture that is closest to the viewer.

A broad term describing the visual art of the African American culture.

What art movement does this artwork belong to?

When one element, or a combination, creates more attention than anything else in a composition.

What type of artwork is this?

Blue, Violet, Green, etc are considered what type of colors?

French for "the wild beasts", they used bold colors, and rough brush strokes.

The differences between elements such as color, texture, value, and shape.

Art that has no identifiable subject matter and no reference to the real world is known as....

a chart used to show the relationship between colors.

An art movement that ridiculed current events, and it is associated with nonsense.

When one lawfully owns, and is allowed to duplicate a work of art (i.e. music, art, etc.)

The intentional borrowing, copying, and alteration of preexisting images and objects.

A quick drawing that captures the movement of a subject.

Drawing from life; looking straight at a subject while drawing, or painting it.

A drawing made of dots, also used to show shadow.

Art movement that incorporated mass cultural imagery such as advertising logos, comics, etc.

What art movement does this artwork belong to?

A color scheme using two neighboring colors to one of the colors in complementary color pair.

An explanation of the meaning of an artwork.

Two colors directly opposite each other on the color wheel such as: red and green, etc.

A color scheme that uses colors that are evenly spaced around the color wheel.

An element of art that looks 3D and has volume such as a cube, sphere, pyramid, or cylinder.

What art movement does this art work belong to?

Lines that define the outer and inner edges of forms and surfaces within a form.

What art movement does this art work belong to?

An art movement depicting familiar scenes and events as they appeared in nature, true to life.

An art movement that commented on contemporary sociopolitical topics.

What type of color scheme is this?

What principle of design is being portrayed in this artwork?

The arrangement of parts in an artwork to create a sense of motion to the viewer’s eye.

What type of color scheme is this?

An artwork depicting inanimate subject matter such as food, plants, and dishes (common objects)

Imitating someone's art and not giving credit to the original author, or taking credit for it.

A listing of the facts in an artwork such as: objects, shapes, and colors.

What principle of design is being portrayed in this artwork?

An element of art concerned with the degree of lightness and darkness of colors.