Design and Materials 1 Flashcards

1
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What is the definition of shape?

A

a two-dimensional area that is defined in some way by lines; all shapes can be classified as either geometric or free-form (organic)

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2
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What are organic (or free-form) shapes?

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heart, star, flower, leaf

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3
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What are geometric shapes?

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square, circle, triangle, rectangle

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4
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What are primary colors?

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red, yellow, blue; all the other colors can be made by mixing different amounts of these colors, no colors can make these colors

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5
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What are secondary colors?

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green, orange, purple; made by mixing two primary colors

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6
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What are intermediate (tertiary) colors?

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the color in between the primary and secondary colors on the color wheel; made by mixing one primary and one secondary

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7
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What are warm colors?

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red, red orange, orange, orange yellow, yellow, yellow green; yellow and all the colors with red and orange tones

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8
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What are cool colors?

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red purple, purple, blue purple, blue, blue green, green; violet and all the colors with blue and green tones

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9
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What are analogous colors?

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red, red orange, orange and orange, orange yellow, yellow; colors that are close neighbors on the color wheel

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10
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What are monochromatic colors?

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all the colors of a single hue

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11
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What are complementary colors (pairs)?

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red and green, yellow and purple; opposites on the color wheel; make each other brighter; great contrast

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12
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What is hue?

A

a color or shade

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13
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What is the definition of texture?

A

something that you can feel or gives that appearance

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14
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What is simulated texture?

A

appears to feel

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15
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What is actual texture?

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something that you can feel (real)

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16
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What is the definition of value?

A

the degree of light and dark in a picture

17
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How do we create value in a drawing or painting?

A

shading and highlighting

18
Q

What is greenware?

A

any clay that is unfired; clay that still has water in its body

19
Q

What is bisqueware?

A

has been fired; can never go back to greenware

20
Q

What is glazeware?

A

any piece that has been fired twice and is completely finished

21
Q

What is glaze?

A

the finished, glass coating that gives clay its unique color can be all different colors

22
Q

What is wedging?

A

the act of removing air bubbles from clay

23
Q

What are air bubbles?

A

tiny pockets of air trapped in clay that expands or explodes when fired

24
Q

What is a kiln?

A

the oven like device we use to fire pottery; can go up to 2,000 degrees; 1200 degrees for 10-12 hours

25
Q

What is a slip?

A

the clay solution used to attach clay pieces together; the glue; handles

26
Q

What are scoremarks?

A

small marks made across the clay that will act as velcro, helping two pieces of clay stick together

27
Q

What is leather hard?

A

1st stage of dryness; can decorate now; the stage at which you can attach handles, shapes, and pieces of clay together; must use slips and scoremarks

28
Q

What is bone dry?

A

most dangerous time; extremely fragile; all water has evaporated out of clay and is ready to be fired for the first time

29
Q

What part of the pot do we never glaze?

A

the bottom

30
Q

What are the two reasons a pot could explode in the kiln?

A

air bubbles and water