Art Exam 1 Word Scramble

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Term	Definition
Good art, should in some way______________.	engage with its audience.
Bob Ross said, "We don't make mistakes, we have _________."	happy accidents.
The communication of ideas and emotions, sometimes in visual form, that _______ __ _________ or ________ ________ never before thought.	conveys a message or inspires a thought.
Art can be valued for _________ reasons, ________, ________, or __________ significance.	ritualistic, religious, cultural, or political.
Function of lines:	1) connect points 2) boundaries 3) define shapes 4) directional 5) show movement or energy
Directional and Communicative lines:	1) Vertical: strength, stability, authority 2) Horizontal: calm, peace, passiveness 3) Diagonal: movement, action, drama
The difference between a shape and form is that a shape is ___ and a form is _____. A shape has height and width, but no depth. A form has _____, _______, and ________.	2D; 3D; no depth; height, width, and depth.
Types of Shape	geometric and organic
Contrast shows the ______ between two _______ of art.	difference; elements
Forms can also be ________ and ____________.	geometric and organic
Forms in ______ are works where parts ________ from a ____ surface.	relief; project; flat.
High relief have images that project with a ______ deal of ______. Give an example	great; depth; Mount Rushmore
Low or bas-relief sculptures are often found on buildings' _______. A facade is the front of a building. Bas-relief sculptures are usually found at the ________ and ______ parts of the facade.	facade; frieze and pediment
All forms have _____ and ______.	mass & volume
_________textures can be felt and have the type of texture you perceive. ________textures can look like they have a lot of roughness, but are only painted to look that way.	Actual; Implied
The ________ colors are the three basic colors from which all other colors are derived. They are ___, ____, and _______.	Primary; red, blue, and yellow
The __________ colors are made my mixing one _______ color and one _________ color.	tertiary; primary & secondary
Hues are the basic colors of the __________ (rainbow colors- ROYGBIV)	spectrum
Value is the _____________ or __________ of a hue (color)	lightness or darkness
A ____ of color is where ________ has been added to a color, making it ______. *white does not make a color brighter	tint; white; lighter
A _____ of a color is where __________ has been added to a color, making it _________. *both black and white dull a color	shade; black; darker
_________ colors are colors that make you think of things that are ________. ex) fire, the sun, lava. give examples of the colors.	warm; warm; pinks, reds, oranges, yellows
Vincent van Gogh's favorite color was _____ and his favorite flower was the _______	yellow; sunflower
______ colors are colors that make you think of things that are _____. ex) snow, ice, grass. give examples of the colors	cool; cool; blues, greens, purples
Pablo Picasso painted blue paintings during his blue period because he was _______ and ____	depressed & sad
_________ colors are 3-5 colors ____ to each other on the color wheel.	analogous; next
_________ colors are colors that are ______ each other on the color wheel	complimentary; opposite
If you mix the complimentary colors together you will get ______ Dr. B's or _____ book.	brown or gray
red's compliment is	green
purple's compliment is	yellow
blue's compliment is	orange
Monochromatic colors are different ____ and _____ of one color.	shades and tints. Monochromatic means you took one color and added black and white to it.
Neutral colors are colors ___ found on the color wheel. Give examples	NOT; beige, brown, white, gray, black
Name the types of Unity:	compositional, conceptual, Gestalt
_______ unity: all the ______ aspects in a work of art come together to evoke order and harmony.	compositional; visual. ** Piero della Francesca's The Flagellation is an example
__________ unity: the cohesive _________ of ____ within a work of art.	conceptual; expression of ideas. ** Gayle Fichtinger's work is an example
_____ unity: the __________ and ______ come together to create an understanding of the whole work of art.	Gestalt; composition & ideas; Gestalt is a German word that means the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. **Vishnu Dreaming the Universe is an example
_______ is a collection of ____, _______,and _________ that are fused together into one design.	variety; ideas, elements or materials
variety is about ______ and ________	uniqueness and diversity
variety can _______ a design	invigorate
Robert ____ Monogram is an iconic example of variety in artwork. variety of ____: taxidermy goat, rubber tire, tennis ball, artwork. symbolism: _____= male lust, souls cast out from salvation symbolism: standing on top of an established art-world image	Raushenberg materials goat he's a rebel and outcast
Balance is a principle of art where ________ are used to create a sense of ________ ______ in an artwork.	elements; visual weight
types of balance	symmetrical, asymmetrical, radial
__________ - if cut in half, each side would be exactly (or nearly exactly) the same	symmetrical
_________- balance achieved by elements not being the same on either side of an axis, yet it's still balanced	asymmetrical
______- design concept where all the elements of an object expand of spiral out from a central point	raidal
ways to create radial balance	1) spiral 2) concentric circles 3) radiating from the center 4) combination
Emphasis- drawing attention to __________ ______ in a work.	particular content
Subordination- the _____ of emphasis. It draws attention AWAY from a particular area in a work.	opposite
Pieter Bruegle, Landscape witht he Fall of Icarus,used emphasis and subordination to draw our attention away from the focal point, possibly to illustrate the Flemish proverb,"no plough stands still because a man dies" or _____ _____ ___.	life goes on
Artemisia Gentileschi's Judith Decapitating Holofernes, has ______ focal point. though the use of ________ lines and contrasting values, she forces us to look at the moment they are decapitating the man.	one; directional
Artist use directional _____, dramatic ________, and _______ of elements to draw our attention to areas of emphasis and focal point	lines, contrast, placement
We tend to notice _______ lines because they appear to be more ________ ________ than horizontal or vertical lines.	diagonal; visually active
positioning elements next to one another that are very different creates a ______.	contrast
the placement of elements within a composition can create ______ focal points	multiple
Value- the _______ or __________ of a surface emulating the effects of light and shadow, and can be used to suggest _________	lightness or darkness; solidity
____________- artists belonging to the Surrealism Movement inthe 1920s and later, whose art was inspired by ________and the _____________	surrealist; dreams and subconscious
Chiaroscuro- "Light-Dark"- a ________ of applying value to a two-dimensional piece of artwork to create the _________ of a three-dimensional solid form. the ___________ use of values	method; illusion; exxagerated
___________- using the rules of perspective to create _______ points of view	foreshortening; unusal

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