Art One Review Quiz

Name the 3 primary colors. Red, yellow, blue

What are complimentary colors? Colors that are directly opposite on the color wheel.

Name the 3 secondary colors. green, orange, purple

What does “value” refer to in art related terminology? The lightness or darkness of a color….or shades of a color.

How do you make purple? mix blue and red

How do you make intermediate colors? mix a primary color with a neighboring secondary color

How do you make a “tint” of a color? Add white

What is a triadic color harmony? One that uses colors that form a triangle on the color wheel… like red, yellow, and blue.

What is an analogous color harmony? One which mostly uses colors that share a common color.....say, all colors have yellow in them.

How do you make green? add blue and yellow

What does “opaque” mean? You can’t see through it.

What does “BRUCE PM” stand for? (list) Balance Rhythm Unity Contrast Emphasis Pattern Movement

Which element of design has only two dimensions…length and width? shape

Which element of design has 3 dimensions…length, width, and depth? form

Which element of design refers to the way something feels to the touch? texture

Which surrealism technique refers to placing something in an environment that it normally does not belong? dislocation

Which surrealism technique refers to something which is transforming from one thing into something different? metamorphosis

Which surrealism technique refers to something which is floating in space? levitation

Which value technique uses dots to create different values? stipple

What do we call the value technique which uses pencil lead that is softly blended together with a tortillon? Soft edge

Which is a softer lead….one rate with a “B” or one with an “H”? B

What do we call the type of eraser that you can pull apart and then smush back together again? kneaded

Which type of eraser leaves large crumbs behind? gum

List 2 things that you can do to show depth in your artwork? Linear perspective Aerial perspective Use darker colors in background Overlap shapes Include a foreground, middle ground, and background

Use a vanishing point to show how to turn this block letter into a 3D block letter.

What other facial feature do the bottom of the ears fall in line with? Bottom of nose

Where do the eyes generally fall on someone’s head? Halfway down

Eye spacing…..how many extra eyes should you be able to fit between the eyes in your portrait? one