Studio Art 3 T2Q1 Proficiency 2024

Translucent

• Able to see through

• Unable to see through

• the texture of paper

• an even and light layer of color

What is watercolor?

• is a painting method in which the paints are made of pigments suspended in a water-based solution. Watercolor refers to both the medium and the resulting artwork.

• like acrylic paint

• watery paint

• paint that doesn't need water

The surface on which watercolors are mixed before applying to surface.

• wells

• mixing board

• dry board

• Paint palette

Another name for color.

• Wash

• Color

• Hue

Paint that is NOT transparent.

• Tempera

• Transparent

• Opaque

When creating a wet on wet sky you must

• use dry paint on dry paper

• first wet the paper with water and then drop wet paint on it to spread

• keep the paper dry and drop wet paint on it

• all of the above

To make a color lighter in watercolor you

• add more color

• add water

• add white crayon

• add black

How to create more vivid colors with watercolors?

• Add more water than paint.

• 50/50 of water and paint

• Add more paint than water.

Which list has the 8 Principles of Design?

• Unity, Balance, Emphasis, Contrast, Repetition, Rhythm, Proportion, Movement

• Line, Shape, Color, Form, Value, Texture, Space, Scale/Size

• Background, Foreground, Middle Ground, Vanishing Point, Horizon Line, Converging Lines, Picture Plane, Composition

Which image shows Rhythm the LEAST?

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