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- ruler
- straight edge tool used to draw lines in a perspective drawing
- Auguste Rodin
- sculpted The Thinker and Gates of Hell
- width
- A shape has both length and _____.
- dry brushing
- painting with little or no medium in the brush
- imitationalism
- the type of art that most people can identify with and enjoy
- complementary
- colors opposite eachother on the color wheel
- repetition
- a series of repeated elements having similarity
- tone
- adding gray or a color's complement
- blotting
- used to pick up excess water of puddles
- Starry Night
- Vincent VanGogh's masterpiece that has great movement; painting of a village at night
- asymmetry
- The three types of balance are symmetry, _____, and radial.
- The Poet
- a painting by Pablo Picasso that uses very neutral colors and the picture is hidden
- horizon line
- where the land meets the sky and where the vanishing is set upon
- sculpture
- "In the Round" deals with a _____.
- monochromatic
- the use of one color
- one-point
- Parallel perspective is another name for ______ perspective.
- length
- a line only has _____.
- Persistence of Memory
- Salvadore Dali's masterpiece that shows melting clocks in the desert
- principles of design
- balance, unity, variety, movement, emphasis, rhythm, pattern
- pigments
- materials used to give color to paint
- sculpture
- a 3-D work of art
- converge
- to come together
- form
- 3-dimensional
- three
- A form has ___ dimension(s)
- white
- You mix a tint in a painting by adding ____.
- implied
- The three types of perspective are actual, invented and _____.
- 3
- A sculpture is ___-dimensional.
- Constanin Brancusi
- abstract artist that was very interested in sculpting birds
- tertiary colors
- are obtained by mixing one primary with one secondary
- primary colors
- the purest colors that cannot be produced by mixing other colors
- Claude Monet
- a French impressionist painter who painted Houses of Parliament and Garden at Sainte-Adresse
- tone
- You mix a _____ by adding a color's complementary colors.
- stencil
- a pattern or drawing that can be repeated numerous times
- black
- You mix a shade in a painting by adding _____.
- Rene Magritte
- used surrealism and his medium was oil paint; painted Time Transfixed and Empire of Light
- saturation
- a color's intensity
- Vincent VanGogh
- a Dutch impressionist/expressionist who;s masterpiece was Starry Night
- Salvadore Dali
- used surrealsim and his medium was oil paint; painted Persistence of Memory
- negative space
- space not occupied by a design or drawing
- texture
- refers to the way a surface feels or looks like it feels
- expressionism
- showing feelings though art by use of color; painting reflect's artist's state of mind
- pivot point
- another name for a vanishing point
- Leonardo DeVinci
- painted the Mona Lisa
- emotionalism
- the category used for works of art that try to express strong emotion
- background
- the part of a piece of artwork that looks farthest from the viewer
- contour line drawing
- contains only lines and absolutely no shading
- Time Transfixed
- painting of a fireplace with a train coming out by Rene Magritte
- space
- the illusion of distance on a flat surface
- blend
- to mix together
- secondary colors
- mixing two primary colors evenly give you
- pattern
- an orderly design that repeats itself
- circle
- a compass creates a _____.
- shapes
- are not in perspective
- additive media
- when you can tear pieces off and reattach them
- gesture drawing
- very quick, loose, and light drawing that quickly gets your ideas on the paper
- parallel
- Lines that never touch
- balance
- where opposite sides of a piece of a work of art contain certain elements of equal visual weight.
- foreground
- the part of a piece of artwork closest to the viewer
- positive space
- space occupied by a design or drawing
- violet
- The three secondary colors are orange, green, and _____.
- color
- the way we see light reflected from a surface
- neutral
- Black, white, brown, gray, etc. are all examples of _____ colors.
- hue
- another word for color
- composition
- an orderly arrangement
- Pablo Picasso
- a unique artist who's main mediums were temper paint an oil paint; invented cubism
- Secondary
- _____ colors are mixed by two primaries.
- movement
- the Principle of design where one's eye is guided through the work of art
- texture
- the quality of a surface in a peice of artwork
- cast shadow
- a shadow from one object falling onto another object
- perpendicular
- lines that meet and form right angles
- still-life
- a group of inanimate objects
- shading
- to create the lights and darks within a contour drawing that creates perspective
- subtractive media
- you can remove pieces, but they cannot be reattached
- wash
- a very thin layer of paint that covers a large part of the painting
- one
- A line has ___ dimension(s).
- elements of design
- line, shape, form, space, color/value, and texture
- analogous
- Colors directly next to eachother on the color wheel are _____ colors.
- tortillion stomp
- another fancy name for a shading stick
- highlight
- very last step of shading, where light directly hits the object
- converging
- When making a one point perspective drawing, you put the parallel lines inside of the two _____ lines.
- watercolor
- translucent painting medium
- blue
- Red, yellow and _____ are the three primary colors.
- perspective
- The art of representing three dimensional objects on a two dimensional surface
- metamorphosis
- change; transformation
- Primary
- _____ colors cannot be made by mixtures of other colors.
- vanishing point
- where all points converge to in a perspective drawing.
- overlap
- to make one object partially cover another object
- relief sculpture
- a type of sculpture in which forms pop-up from a backround
- two
- A shape has ___ dimension(s)
- shape
- 2-dimensional
- focal point
- another name for emphasis
- masterpiece
- an artist's most well-known work of art
- value scale
- shows the lights and darks of a color
- angular perspective
- another name for two point perspective
- Edvard Minch
- used temper paint and was famous for The Scream