Art Final!

Question 1

Primary Colors

Answer 1

These are colors that can not be made by mixing colors. These are “true” colors and they can only be made from pigments from the earth of their color.
RED, YELLOW, BLUE

Question 2

Secondary Colors

Answer 2

These are colors that are made by mixing Primary colors. Ex. 50% yellow + 50% blue = 100% green
ORANGE, GREEN, PURPLE

Question 3

Tertiary Colors

Answer 3

Combinations of primary and secondary colors that are next to each other on the color wheel

Question 4

Complimentary Colors

Answer 4

Colors across from each other on the color wheel

Question 5

Neutrals

Answer 5

The mixture of Complimentary colors typically used to mix skin tones

Question 6

Tints

Answer 6

Colors mixed with 50% White

Question 7

Shades

Answer 7

Colors mixed with 10% Black

Question 8

Wash

Answer 8

Color diluted with a lot of water to spread thinly and evenly over a surface

Question 9

Elements of Art

Answer 9

The techniques and structures used by artists to create art.

Line, Shape, Form, Texture, Space, Value

Question 10

Line

Answer 10

the path of a moving point used to create shape, form, texture, type, etc.

Question 11

Shape

Answer 11

the contour of a flat object

Question 12

Form

Answer 12

a 3-dimensional (3D) object having depth, uses value to convey depth

Question 13

Texture

Answer 13

the tactile quality of a surface

Question 14

Space

Answer 14

An object’s internal and external areas

Question 15

Positive Space

Answer 15

the physical, what is there

Question 16

Negative Space

Answer 16

Non-tangible, “white” space, what is “not” there

Question 17

Value

Answer 17

An object’s lightness or darkness

Question 18

Principles of Design

Answer 18

The defining qualities used by artists to critique and create works of art.

Balance, Contrast, Pattern, Movement, Emphasis, Repetition, Scale, Proportion, & Unity/ Harmony

Question 19

Balance

Answer 19

The distribution of the visual weight of objects, colors, texture, and space

Question 20

Contrast

Answer 20

The extreme changes between elements (of art) which can be used to create emphasis in a design. In terms the value, this would be the use of extreme lights and darks with little or no range between the two

Question 21

Pattern

Answer 21

The organized repetition of an object or symbol within an area of an artwork

Question 22

Movement

Answer 22

The path the viewer’s eye takes through the artwork. Movement can be compositional in terms of line, color, etc. or it can be literal

Question 23

Emphasis

Answer 23

The part of a design that catches the viewer’s attention. The area will be different than the rest of the space through the use of color, size, texture, shape, or subject matter

Question 24

Repetition

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The presence of predictability and order in a composition through repeating lines, shapes, colors, and spaces. It can create a sense of organized movement in an artwork.

Question 25

Scale

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The overall size of one object to another in a composition. Usually scale is created when one object is very large and the other is very small in comparison

Question 26

Proportion

Answer 26

The feeling of unity created when all parts in a composition relate well with each other

Question 27

Unity/ Harmony

Answer 27

The implementation of multiple principles of design that creates a cohesive whole