Art 1 Final Exam Study Guide

How is a line created?

A continuous dot in space

What are the 3 types of lines?

Curly, Wavy, and Zig-Zag

What are the two types of shapes?

Geometric and Organic

How many dimensions?

2D

Positive space…

is the object itself

Negative space…

is the empty space

Another word for color is…?

Element of art with hue, value, and intensity

Intensity

Brightness and dullness of a color

Primary Colors

Red, Yellow, and Blue

Why are they primary colors?

They make other colors and they can’t be made by other colors

Secondary Colors

Orange, Green, Purple

Complimentary Colors

Red-Green

Blue-Orange

Yellow-Purple

Tertiary Colors

By combining a secondary color with a secondary color

Monochromatic

All of the tints, shades, and tone of a single hue

Texture

Visual(implied) vs. tactile(actual)

(Seeing Texture) vs. (Feeling Texture)

Ex. Drawing vs. Sculpture

Value

Lightness and darkness of a surface

How to create tint?

Adding white to the color

How to create shade?

Adding black to the color

What are two shading techniques?

Cross-Hatching and Stippling

Form

Encloses volume and has 3 dimensions

The average human body is…

7.5 heads tall

Proportions of the human face

Eyes falls at half of head

Nose falls at 2/3 of head

Mouth falls at halfway between nose and chin

What is Printmaking?

Method of making prints from a plate

What Printmaking did we use?

Linoleum Relief Print

Kadinsky- Abstract Art

Pablo Picasso- Abstract-Cubism portraits and Still Lifes

Vincent Van Gogh

Bedroom at Arles, The Starry Night, Sunflowers

Piet Mondrian- Abstract primary color schemes

Giorgio de Chirico- ½ point perspective

Sandra Silberzweig- Abstract Chalk Potraits

Andy Warhol- Pop-Art

Romero Britto - Pop-Art Cubist