Art 1 test - chapter 6 - Nov. 27th
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Posters are due - Dec. 8
1. Shape element of art which is 2-D and encloses space.
2. Form element of art which is 3-D and encloses space.
3. Free-form shape shapes which are irregular and uneven.
4. Geometric shape shapes which are precise and defined by mathematical formulas.
5. Highlights where the most light is reflected. Usually a small area of white in a drawing.
6. Naturally occurring geometic forms snowflake, honeycomb, sun, and moon
7. Hologram 3-D image created by a laser beam.
8. Manufactured shape Man made shape.
9. Natural shape Shape made by nature.
10. Silhouette 2-D shadow like shape. Filled in outline drawing.
11. Chiaroscuro The arrangement of light and dark; developed by renaissance artist for the purpose of modeling or creating depth.
12. Shading Techniques: Blending, Stippling, Cross-hatching, hatching.
13. 3 parts of picture plane Foreground, Middleground , background
14. Foreground area in a drawing or painting which is closest to the viewer.
15. Middleground area in the middle of a drawing or painting
16. Background area most distant from the viewer.
17. Linear perspective Mechanical way of showing depth using lines which converge to vanishing points.
18. Vanishing points where lines meet or converge on the horizon.
19. Point of view the angle from which you see something.
20. Space element of art which refers to areas in a drawing.
21. Positive space the area of the object itself
22. Negative space the area between and around the object.
23. 3 dimensions that we see in Length, width, depth
24. Explain how the eyes and brain enable us to see in 3-D?
The eyes see an object at slightly different angles. The brain causes these two separate and slightly different views to merge into one, resulting in a 3-D image.
25. Atmospheric perspective How the air or atmosphere affects how we see objects in the distance.
Color Worksheet Chapter 7 Arttalk.
Directions: READ CHAPTER 7 IN ARTTALK
Write the correct answer in the blank at the left of the number, or circle the correct answer for study purposes.
______1. A _____ is any color with white added.
A. Vehicle B.Tint C.Triad
______2. A ____ is a naturally occurring spectrum.
A.Rainbow B.After-image C.Hue
______3. The color result of the absence of light is?
A Black B. Value C.Tint
______4. A chart listing the colors of the spectrum is?
A.Color Scheme B.Color Wheel C.Rainbow
______5. _______ is a colors brightness or dullness
A.Shade B.Pigment C.Intensity
______6. ______ refers to the lightness or darkness of a color
A.Value B.Color C.Tint
______7. Colors opposite on the color wheel are called _____ colors.
A.Monochromatic B.Values C.Complementary
______9. Any color with black added is called a ____.
A.Complement B.Tint C.Shade
_____10. A color ______ is a plan for organizing colors.
A.Monochrome B.Shade C.Scheme
_____11. A ___ is a wedge-shaped glass that bends white light into a spectrum.
A.Hue B.Prism C.Color wheel
_____12. A color ____ are colors which are equal-distant on the Wheel.
A.Prism B.Value C.Triad
_____13. A ___ is the name of any spectral color.
A.Hue B.Pigment C.Secondary color
_____14. ____ is the element of Art derived from reflected light.
A.Shade B.Value C.Color
_____15. A ___ painting is made by using tints and shades of one color.
A.Prism B.Monochromatic C.Color Triad
_____16. Color made by mixing primary colors are called?
A.Analogous B.Tint C.Secondary
_____17. A ____ is a weak image of a complementary color seen in the minds eye.
A.After-image B.Value C.Tint
_____18. ____ are finely ground color powders found naturally in the earth.
A.Warm colors B.Tints C.Pigments
_____19. The design principle referring to the relationship of one part to the whole is called?
A.Proportion B.Balance C.Unity
_____20. ____ colors are side by side on the color wheel.
A.Secondary B.Primary C.Analogous
_____21. Red, yellow, and blue are called ____ colors.
A.Secondary B.Analogous C.Primary
_____22. Orange, violet, and green are called ___ colors.
A.Primary B.Secondary C.Analogous
_____23. Red-violet and yellow-green are _____ colors.
A.Secondary B.Primary C.intermediate
_____24. Black, white, and gray reflect only a certain amount of light
they are called ___ colors.
A.Secondary B.Intense C.Neutral
_____25. The ___ is the membrane of nerve tissue at the back of the eye that receives
light waves.
A.Retina B.Optical C.Corne
CLAY Study Notes:
1. Earthenware, Stoneware, and Porcelain.- Clay bodies
2. Forming pottery on a wheel. - throwing
3. A slender ceramic pyramid placed inside the kiln the indicate the firing temperature. - cone
4. The soaking up of water by a clay body. -absorption
5. Forcing air bubbles from the clay. - wedging
6. The kind of clay we are using in class.-earthenware
7. Glaze which is dull. - matte
8. Condition of clay when its to firm to bend -leatherhard.
9. Thin glass coating to seal the surface of bisque.- glaze
10.Surface designs cut into the clay for decoration.-incised
11. Unglazed clay fired once at a low temperature.- bisque
13. It records the exact temperature of a kiln.- pyrometer
14.The maturing temperature at which glaze will melt to form a surface coating. (2nd kiln process) glaze fire
15.Clay in liquid suspension. ( potters glue)- slip
16. Hardened particles added to clay to aid in absorption. - grog
17.Element of art referring to how things feel. - texture
18.Distortion of a pot due to uneven drying. - warping
19.Throwing, coils, slabs and combinations. ways of construction
20.Clay-lined furnace used to fire pottery. - kiln
20-25 Explain the process of constructing a coil pot
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