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| What is “Color Theory”? | Artists create a mood or feeling in their artworks.
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| Primary Colors are: | Red, Blue, and Yellow
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| Why are “Primary Colors” the first colors? | No colors can mix to create these colors.
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| Newton discovered that light is the combination of the 7 colors of the color wheel by: | Seeing light shine through a prism in a dark room.
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| Secondary Colors are created by mixing 2: | Primary Colors.
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| How do artists create a mood by using colors? | They use a specific combination of colors.
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| The Cool Colors are: | Blue, Violet, and Green
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| Hue is another word for : | Color
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| When creating a Tint, I always add: | Hue to white
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| When painting, value is _____ or _____ of a hue: | Light or dark
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| Intensity of a hue means: | A hue’s brightness or dullness
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| Intermediate colors are the colors: | Both A and B
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| A shade is created by: | Adding black to a hue
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| What’s one reason an artist would change the intensity in a painting? | To contrast between bright and dull objects.
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| Color Scheme is: | A planned combination of colors.
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| What is a Pure Color? | A color right out of the tube of paint
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| A monochromatic painting is created by : | One color using tints and shades.
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| Neutral color scheme creates a mood of: | Calm and quiet
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| Complimentary colors are placed: | Directly across each other from the color wheel
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| Analogous color schemes are colors side by side and… | Share a common hue
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| On the color theory video, what happened to the color of the giant tree when he rode away on his motorcycle? | The color became less intense
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| What’s the meaning behind hand building? | Building clay with your hands
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| Pinch pot method is using … | Creating a ball of clay and inserting the thumb and pinching to create a bowl or cup.
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| When we discussed slab built, slabs are … | Flatten pieces of clay no thicker than ½ inch thick.
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| Coils are: | Thin ropes of clay creating by rolling clay.
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| When we watched the video on “Throwing,” what was the person doing? | Use a potter’s wheel to create a clay object by spinning the clay.
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| What is the 2nd stage of dryness? | Leatherhard
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| Name me one of the pro’s to have clay at the leather hard stage. | It holds it shape and can still add to it.
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| What’s one of the downsides to clay being in the greenware stage? | Its very breakable.
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| Define the difference between the terms Ceramic and Clay. | Ceramic is clay, but after it’s been fired
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| What is a kiln? | An electric fire pit used to fire clay
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| What material is used to make a printblock for relief printmaking? | Wood
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| In a relief sculpture or printblock, the object or image is… | Left raised up
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| Intaglio printmaking is an opposite style of… | Relief
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| When creating an Intaglio block, the image is… | Cut into the block
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| An Intaglio Printblock is usually made of… | Metal
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| Lithography Printmaking is based on the idea that… | Oil will repel water
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| Which is the most widely used style of printmaking? | Lithography
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| What tools are used for Lithography Printmaking? | A stone and a greasy crayon
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| In Lithography Printmaking, as a replacement for stone, you can also use… | Aluminum
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| To create highlights using Lithography Printmaking, you… | Scratch the stone
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| In Screen Printing, what was the liquid that was used to transfer an image onto? | Photo emulsion
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| In Screen Printing, what did the artist use to transfer their image? | UV Light
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| After the image is transferred to a “Screen,” the ink is pressed through the template with a… creating a print on the t-shirt. | Squeegee
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| Name the four types of lines | Vertical, Horizontal, Diagonal, and Parallel
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| What element allows us to recognize what we are looking at? | Value
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| What are the 7 Elements of Art? | Line, Shape, Value, Texture, Color, Form, and Space
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| An mirroed image is an example of: | Symmetrical Design
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| Choose a correct example of a Vertical Line: | Flagpole
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| If the light is on the left of this person, will a shadow be casted on the left, right, or middle? | Right
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