Your final will consist of Several questions specific to the projects covered in class General knowledge questions about the elements of art and principles of design Questions where you will be asked to demonstrate knowledge of techniques ID: 783119
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Slide1
Art Expo Review
Spring 2014
Slide2Your final will consist of:
Several questions specific to the projects covered in class
General knowledge questions about the elements of art and principles of design.
Questions where you will be asked to demonstrate knowledge of techniques.
Slide3Line Design
The meditative drawing technique you used in creating this project:
Zentangle
What are the 8 characteristics of Line?
-direction, size, weight, geometric, organic, implied, clarity, value
What 2 principles of design did you demonstrate in your design?
Balance and variety
Slide4Texture hands
What pen and ink techniques did you learn in this project?
stipple, wavy line, contour line, scribble, hatch, crosshatch,
criss
-cross lines
What type of texture did you demonstrate on this project?
simulated
What is the pen tip called?
nib
Slide5Symmetry portraits
What two facial features sit on the horizontal midpoint?
eyes and ears
How wide is the human head?
5 eyes
What facial feature line up with the pupils of your eyes?
mouth
Female features tend to be:
lighter line and more organic
while male features are:
Heavier line and more geometric
Slide6Pop Art Posters
Tom
Wesselman
was know for using this technique to create visual interest:
Stylization
This artist was known for
exaggerating color schemes
to depict famous celebrities:
Andy Warhol
James
Rosenquist
used
this
technique to make the viewer look at his subjects in a different way:
re-arrangement
This artist used
scale
to create visual interest:
Claus
Oldenberg
Slide7Pop Art (cont….)
Where and when did this art movement originate?
Britain in the 1950’s
What does Dada mean?
“anti-art” thought anything could be called art
What social influences shaped the popularity of this movement?
industrial age and advertizing industry
Slide8Color Theory
Why are primary colors called primary?
They cannot be made by mixing other colors
Define a complementary color scheme:
two colors across from each other on the color wheel
What happens to complementary colors when you mix them?
they neutralize
Define an Analogous color scheme:
any three colors NEXT to each other on the wheel
Define Monochromatic:
one color
A color +white is called a:
tint
A color +black is called a:
shade
How do you make an intermediate color?
by mixing a primary and a secondary color NEXT to each other on the color wheel.
Slide9Elements of Art
Any mark that shows direction:
line
A 3D area enclosed by a line:
Form
How light or dark the surface of an object appears:
value
H
ow a ray of light appears when it reflects off of the surface of an object:
color
A 2D area enclosed by a line:
shape
The surface condition of an object/how something feels:
texture
The area an artist uses to create their artwork:
space
Slide10Principles of Design
The repetition of parts:
pattern
The size of an object in relation to another:
scale
When no one section stands out from the rest:
unity
When all parts are equal:
balance
To make one part stand out from the rest:
emphasis
The use of several visual elements to create visual interest:
variety
The use of opposites to create visual interest:
contrast
Slide11Cityscapes
What type of perspective did you use to create the optical illusion of space in your drawing?
2pt- Linear Perspective (must be complete)
You added _____ colors to create shadows and _________ colors on the highlighted surfaces.
Cool Warm
Slide12Watercolor stamps
What painting technique did you demonstrate in your stamp design?
wet-on-wet
What is a Motif?
a group of related images/visual theme
Slide13Kandinsky Vessels
What was the artist depicting in his painting?
music
What art movement was he involved in?
Bauhaus
Where was he born?
Moscow
Clay that is wet, but rigid:
leatherhard
Clay that has been fired one time:
Bisqueware
Slide14Kandinsky Vessel
What are the three hand building techniques:
slab, pinch, coil
Bone dry clay that has not been fired:
greenware
You must always _______________your pieces before attaching.
slip and score
Recycling clay by soaking in water:
slaking
Slide15Vessel cont
……..
The process of melting the clay particles to form a ceramic material:
vitrification
Finely ground minerals that melt to form a glass coating:
glaze
Slide16Techniques
What are the three rules of shading?
always follow the contour
don’t move the muscles in your hand
shade from the elbow
Name the color pencil technique where you blend thick layers of color so no paper shows through:
Burnishing
Slide17Papel
Picado
Definition of
Papel
Picado
:
Punched paper
What Aztec emperor started traditional use of this art form?
Montezuma II
The Day of the Dead Holiday is based in what religion?
Catholic
What type of balance did you demonstrate in your design?
symmetrica
l
A group of related but different images is called a ____________.
motif
Slide18Tessellations
The term tessellation means:
To tile
What artist was known for this art form?
M.C. Escher
What did he put in his tessellations that were missing in Islamic tessellation patterns?
living creatures
What are the three types of tessellation?
Translation
, rotation, mid-point rotation.