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Art 1 Midterm
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Clay that has been fired once but has not been glazed | bisque |
| Making scratches in pieces of clay to be joined together (roughing the surface) | scoring |
| A work of art which depicts scenery such as mountains, valleys, trees, rivers and forests | landscape |
| Drawing an object larger to create the illusion that it appears | foreshortening(size) |
| A technique to make clay "plastic" and remove air pockets | ceramics |
| The process to help portray different values that illustrate an image's light and dark areas | shading |
| Mixing finely ground clay with water makes this. It's a fine, liquid form of clay used to cement together parts that have been formed separately | clay slip |
| A type of balance in which both sides of a composition are balanced yet different | asymmetrical |
| A plan for selecting colors for a composition is also know as a | color scheme |
| Secondary colors are obtained by mixing two ________ colors. | primary |
| Contrast can be created by using | light vs dark colors rough vs smooth textures |
| Yellow-orange, red-orange, and yellow-green are examples of | tertiary/intermediate |
| A printing technique in which an image is raised and leaves an impression on the medium you are using | impression |
| What art style uses math and the repetition of simple forms | Op Art |
| Glass-like coating on a fired ceramic piece of art is called | glaze |
| This term refers to ceramic pieces that have not been fired | Greenware |
| When you are drawing lines that wrap around objects, it gives the illusion of volume and dimension. This is called | contour line |
| Artists can make a round object appear three-dimensional by gradually changing its value with light and dark areas | true |
| Monochromatic refers to a painting done in one color | true |
| Drawing and Printmaking are both forms of communication | true |
| Examples of analogous colors are green, yellow, and blue | false |
| Upside down drawing is used to trick the brain | true |
| Tints of colors may be created by adding grey | false |
| Positive shape is the background or space around the subject of the artwork | false |
| Contour line drawing is indicated by values | true |
| When you're drawing a grid to enlarge a smaller image, you will have to make your squares larger; the number of the squares is very important to getting the drawing correct. | true |
| Vertical is the same as Landscape | true |
| There are two types of shape: geometric and organic | true |
| Blue and orange | complementary |
| Red, yellow, and blue | primary |
| Orange, green, and violet | secondary |
| Green, light green, and dark green | monochromatic |
| Yellow-orange, green-blue, and red-violet | intermediate/tertiary |
| Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel | analogous |
| Obtained by adding white to a hue | tint |
| Colors that go with all color plans: white, black, gray, and brown. | neutrals |
| ___________ in a work of art is obtained when all parts of the design are working together as a team | unity |
| Value gives an object ____________ | depth |
| Blue, green, and violet | cool |
| Lines, colors, or shapes repeated over and over in a planned way | pattern |
| ___________ refers to the brightness and dullness of a color | intensity |
| Cube, cone, cylinder, and spheres are examples of | form |
| When combined elements stress the differences between each other or create a focal area. | emphasis |
| When elements create the look and feeling of action and guide the viewer's eye throughout a work of art. | movement |
| When elements are connected by rotating from a central point. | radial |
| Artwork with a mirror image on the other side | symmetrical |
| What artist use to help combine the elements of design into an organized composition. | principal of design |
| The careful placement of repeated elements that cause a visual tempo. | rhythm |
| The space around an object in a painting | negative |
| When the visual observation we have made of a work of art fit together and make sense. | interpretation |
| Finding relationships between elements and principles of design within a work. | analyzing |
| Specific facts you will find when viewing a work of art | description |
| The discussion or review of visual art work. | art criticism |
| Essentially, this is your opinion, but it's an educated one based on subject, composition, and content. | evaluation |
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