Quiz 1 Study Guide

Question 0

Color

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Made of reflected light, response of the eyes to different wavelengths of light

Question 1

CVS-LFTS

Answer 1

Color, value, shape, line, form, texture, space

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Main categories of color

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Warm and cool

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Hierarchy of colors

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Primary (red, blue, yellow)
secondary (orange, green, purple)
intermediate (blue/green, red/orange, yellow/green)

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Complimentary colors

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Opposite colors (red/green, blue/orange, yellow/purple)

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Black

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Absence of color

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White

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All colors in the visible spectrum of light

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Analogous

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Three colors next to each other (green, blue/green, blue)

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Tint

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A color plus white

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Shade

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A color plus black

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Tone

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A color plus grey

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Value

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The range of lightness and darkness within a picture
Shows contrast (light and dark)
Can create positive and negative space

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High key

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All light values

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Low key

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All dark values

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Shape

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The area contained within other lines (actual or implied)

Usually 2D

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Geometric

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Shapes that have names and are identifiable

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Organic

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Shapes that have no specific names

Irregular borders

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Line

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A mark made by a pointed tool
Often defined as a moving point
Has length and width
Width is tiny compared to length
Decorative, show direction/action, rhythm
Can define boundaries of specific objects to recognize shape

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5 types of line

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Horizontal, vertical, diagonal, curved/zigzag, implied

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Form

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A shape or object with mass or volume, 3D, describes sculptures or ceramics, 2D with dimentions
Height, width, depth
Can have recognizable shape

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Texture

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The quality of the surface of an artwork, both visual and actual
Helps to create interest in composition
Helps evoke feelings
Can be found in man made objects and in nature

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Visual texture

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Texture you can see, not feel

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Actual texture

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You can see and feel

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Space

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The distance around, between, above, below, and within an object in composition

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Perspective

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Creates an illusion of space in 2D paintings or drawings (1 point linear, 2 point angular, and 3 point)
Foreground (bottom), middle ground, background (top)

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Positive space

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The actual object(s) or elements in a composition

Used space

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Negative Space

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The space around actual objects and jokes inside objects

Empty space

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BUM-CREP

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Balance, unity, movement, contrast, rhythm, emphasis, pattern

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Stages of clay

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Plastic, leather hard, bone dry, bisque ware, glaze ware

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Plastic

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Most pliable and most water

Where most of the forming takes place

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Leather hard

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Some water, where carving takes place, and attractive and subtractive techniques take place

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Bone dry

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No water, most fragile, under glazing can be done, not fired but ready to be fired, can be recycled, no attaching or subtracting

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Bisque ware

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Been fired once, cannot be recycled, ready to be glazed

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Glaze ware

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Been fired twice, finished

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Slip

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Liquid clay an help in bonding clay pieces

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Scratch

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A scoring tool, and can help with attaching pieces

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Wedging

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Kneading of clay, takes out air pockets and aligns the clays body, and 50-75 times

Question 37

Rolling out a slab

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Same size dowels, rolling pin, wedge clay 25 to 50 times, and use ¾ of a pound or a full pound of clay and roll it out with the dowels on the side of the clay until it is at an even thickness