1. Art Terminology

2. Style:
A personal way of working, or the work of a group having similar visual aspects, messages or cultural period.
Medium:
Material that an artist uses to make an artwork
(ex. Paint, graphite, collage, mixed-media)

3. Stylization:
Representation of natural forms depicting artistic ideas of a particular culture or art period.
STYLIZED IMAGES: depicts simplified or exaggerated visual forms that emphasize a particular “look” based on decorative design or an individual artist’s style

4. Symbolism:
is used extensively as a visual representation of religious beliefs or beings.
SYMBOL: a form, image, sign or subject representing a meaning other than its outward appearance.
A butterfly emerging from a cocoon is a Christian symbol for the Resurrection and eternal life.

5. The colour wheel Primary Colours: RED, BLUE, YELLOW Cannot be mixed.
Secondary Colours:
GREEN, ORANGE, VIOLET
Mixed using primary colours.
SECONDARY
SECONDARY
SECONDARY
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
Tertiary Colours:
BLUE-GREEN, YELLOW-GREEN etc.
Mixed using a primary and a
secondary colour.
PRIMARY
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
SECONDARY

6. The colour wheel COMPLEMENTARY COLOURS:
Directly opposite on colour wheel.
When used together they
enhance each other.
Yellow and violet
Red and green
Blue and orange
ANALOGOUS COLOURS:
Next to each other on the colour
Wheel. When used together
create unity.

7. Mind map
ASSIGNMENT
Create a MIND MAP of the Elements, Principles and Art Terms you have learned. This means you will use pictures, colours and symbols to create a visual study tool for yourself. This will be on a piece of white paper, drawn first lightly with pencil. Evaluation: (KU) All Elements, Principles and
art terms are visually depicted,
complete and on time (TH) Categories are clearly separated,
design is well-planned and interesting,
dynamic, includes images (APP) Time and effort is clearly evident,
neat, technique, use of space