What is Emphasis?

• It is the formal arrangement of the elements and principles of art.

• It is the area between, around, above, below and within an object is a definition of

• It is the principle used when an artist leads your eye to one area in a work of art.

• It can be both real and implied.

What are the primary colors?

• Red, Blue, and Yellow

• Red, Yellow, and Green

• Red, Orange, and Blue

• Red, Blue, and Green

Spheres, cubes, and cones are examples of

•  Using dots as a method to create value or shading. 

• 2-d dimensional forms

• 3-dimensional forms

• Hue, value and intensity.

Shading is when

• You add white to a color

• You add black to a color

Drawing an arrangement of inanimate objects is called

• Tinting

• Value

• Collaging

• A still life

What are 3 ways you can create contrast?

• using thick and thin lines, using complementary colors, and using positive and negative space

• using thick lines, using primary colors, and using positive space

• using thick and thin lines, using primary colors, and using positive and negative space

• using thick and thin lines, using complementary colors, and using positive

The two types of shapes are _______ and _______.

• Realistic and Geometric

• Geometric and Organic/Freeform

• Organic and Real

• Geometric and Not Real

A monochromatic painting is

• When an artist uses tints and shades of one color

•  Is the formal arrangement of the elements and principles of art.

• Is a type of balance in which both sides of a composition are equal

• Can be both real and implied.

The three properties of color are known as ____, _____, and _____.

• Intensity, Collaging, and Texture

• Hue, Intensity, and Shading

• Value, Composition, and Hue

• Hue, Value, and Intensity

What is value?

• It is the formal arrangement of the elements and principles of art 

• It is a type of balance in which both sides of a composition are equal

• It is the element you use to make a drawing look like it has form

• It is a work of art is where you analyze, interpret, describe and judge the artwork.