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3D design: Midterm
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Neighboring colors on the color wheel | Analogous |
| Early renaissance architect that designed the dome for the cathedral of florence | brunslleschi |
| A type of perspective where larger objects are more prominent/larger than less important objects | descriptive |
| art that is based on the simplification, alteration or distortion of the original subject | abstract |
| sculpture process where materials are built up | additive |
| sculpture technique where materials are taken away from the form | subtractive |
| a three dimensional object that has height width and depth | form |
| A type of sculpture that projects out from the front | relief |
| a color family that only consists of black, white and gray | Achromation |
| A principle of design which focuses on the differences between elements of art | contrast |
| This famous dome was designed by Buckminster Fuller | geodesic |
| An area enclosed by a line. It is two dimensional | shape |
| The main area of dominance, or the main area of visual interest, in a work of art | emphasis |
| man made shapes | geometric |
| Sculptor known for creating biomorphic sculptures, like "Assembly of sea forms" | Hepworth |
| Type of sculpture that can be seen from all sides | in-the-round |
| the sense of wholeness in a work of art | unity |
| the repetition of a motif or design | pattern |
| style of greek architecture with an ornate column topped with acanthus leaves | corinthian |
| constructed to honor all gods | pantheon |
| art that is a reflection of someone | portrait |
| during this time period architects using flying buttresses ribbed vaults stained glass and gargoyles | gothic |
| another word for hue it has three properties hue, value and intensity | color |
| during the classical greek period the architects iktinos and kallikrates created this building | parthenon |
| the 15th century sculpture who created the famous relief gates of paradise which hang as the east doors on the cathedral of florence | ghiberti |
| a color plus black | shade |
| the architect who design the kauffman house | wright |
| clay that has been fired once is known as | bisque |
| the color that is achieved by mixing a primary with a secondary color | intermediate |
| refers to action and allows the viewer's eye to move through the work | movement |
| the system of architecture that developed in greece | orders |
| a type of art that focuses on inanimate objects | still life |
| shapes that are found in nature | organic |
| a type of subject matter that focuses purely on design with no recognizable objects | non-objective |
| refers to the equalization of information in a work of art | balance |
| a furnace used for firing ceramic work | kiln |
| the colors that are created when two primary colors are mixed together | secondary |
| the lightness or darkness of a color | value |
| shapes that have no definition | irregular |
| stage of clay when it can be carved without it collapsin | leatherhard |
| classical greek style of architecture with a column that was very simple at the top with no base | doric |
| the area around or through an object | negative space |
| this is a technique used to create depth in a relief sculpture | linear perspective |
| formal balance that is identical on both sides | symmetrical |
| a color plus white | tint |
| handbuilding technique that uses a flat piece of clay | slab |
| shapes or forms that are inspired by living things | biomorphic |
| handbuilding technique which primarily uses a roll of clay | coil |
| a type of balance that is not equal on both sides | asymmetrical |
| classical greek style of architecture which used columns capped with a scroll | ionic |
| a glass-like coating on ceramic objects | glaze |
| the area in around or between objects there are twp types positive and negative | space |
| building used to entertain the roman citizens by hosting battles and various competitions | colosseum |
| stonehenge was constructed during this time period | pre-historic |
| an object with little or no negative space | mass |
| dry unfired clay that is very brittle and dusty | bone dry |
| liquid clay that is used to join to pieces of clay together | slip |
| type of art that makes a statement about the world | social comment |
| the three main colors on the color wheel that form the basis for all other colors | primary |
| the path of a moving point there are three types contour implied and gestural | line |
| color family that uses one color plus its tints and shades | monochromatic |
| sculpture technique of using materials found at a supply center | construction |
| full of energy tension imbalance | dynamic |
| the process of kneading clay to remove air bubbles | wedging |
| colors that are opposite on the color wheel | complementary |
| art that tells a story | narrative |
| refers to the surface of an object | texture |
| gothic cathedral that took over 100 years to complete | notre dame |
| sculpture technique of combining various objects originally not intending for that purposed | assemblage |
| contemporaty architect who works in a deconstructivist style | hadid |
| the support structure for a sculpture | armature |
| a small scale model of a sculpture | maquette |
| the architect who built the step pyramid for king zoser | IMHOTEP |
| a type of balance that is based on a circle | radial |
| decomposed rock | clay |
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