Portage Nothern Art Final 2008!
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for those at northern who have been getting 60%s all year, this is for you :D
for those at northern who have been getting 60%s all year, this is for you :D
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- What is?
- an object with volume
- Maria is konw for what type of art?
- pottery
- What is a characteristic of glaze fired clay?
- able to hold liquid
- Describe monochromatic colors
- Shades and tints of one color
- Name the four stages of drying/firing in order
- leather hard, greenware, bisque, glaze
- What is foreshortening?
- a distortion of proportion
- What is Georgia O'Keeffe known for?
- Bones, flowers, and large size water color
- Where should the horizon line be placed in a composition?
- NEVER dead center, upper or lower halves
- What is a drap mold?
- the use of a slab around a mold
- Describe complimentary colors
- across from each other on the color wheel
- Explain about diagonal line movement?
- the 5th and 6th lines move the eye through the composition
- What is rendering?
- A copy of life on a 2D surface, normally drawn in pencil
- What is contour?
- not an outline, the outter most boundry around any inside/outside form
- Name the principles of design
- unity, balance, emphasis, contrast, rhythm
- Describe analogous colors
- 3 colors "family" (yellow, yellow green, green)
- Name the three primary colors
- Red, yellow, blue
- What picture and use of drawing technique is Albrecht Durer known for?
- Praying hands, use of line, hatching and cross hatching
- What is open composition?
- where you allow sections to extend off the page
- What is a stylus?
- a tool used to scratch texture (needle)
- How does color change at various distances?
- greys and dulls as it receedes, most texture in the foreground, less texture in the middle ground, none in the background
- Name a sighting or drawing technique
- using a common measurement or negative space
- What's a rib?
- a tool used to smooth exterior surface of clay
- True or False: you cannot fix pottery once it is in the bisque stage
- TRUE!!!
- What is leather hard?
- when the clay is still plyable, but it's hard
- What is 2D?
- an object without volume, normally drawn or written
- What is green ware?
- where the clay has no moisture, it's ready to fire
- What is subtractive sculpture?
- where you start with a block of clay and subtract from it
- What is an ant's eye view?
- When you're looking from below of an object, below it
- What is additive sculpture?
- where you start with no clay and add to it
- What is a characteristic of bisque clay?
- porous, can't hold water
- What is a limited palatte?
- 3-4 colors that aren't related
- What stages are bisque and glazing?
- Firing stages
- How many gradations of value should you have in each composition?
- Ten
- How many layers of color should you have in each area?
- 4-5, all colors all areas
- What is a bird's eye view in drawing?
- When you're looking from an object from the top, ontop of it
- how much space should be occupied in any composition?
- 2/3 positive space
- True or False: you don't always have to slip your pottery when attaching another piece
- False! you must ALWAYS slip your pottery, otherwise it might fall off!
- What does overlapping create in a composition?
- depth, and illusion of space
- Name the elements of design
- shape, form, value, color, line, texture
- How do you make browns and earth tones?
- by mixing complimentary colors