Partly or completely covering one shape or form with another to show space and distance in an artwork is called _______________.

• overlapping
• creative process
• focal point
• neutral

Backpacks and all other belongs are stored on

• shelf
• floor
• at desk
• in the cafeteria

TOOLS ARE NOT

• ERASERS
• DOGS
• WEAPONS
• TOYS

ABSOLUTELY NO ______________________________ at the Art tables.

• pencils or pens
• food or drinks
• dogs or cats
• sketchbooks or markers

We take care of our ___________________.

• class and supplies
• clothes and class
• class and friends
• class and backpack

We come to class __________________.

• talking and rowdy
• with hoodies on
• prepared
• without a pencil

An artist's individual way of expressing his or her ideas. Also, a technique used by a group of artists in a particular time or culture.

• Sphere
• Knotting
• Style
• Still Life

A technique of neoimpressionist painting using tiny dots of various pure colors, which become blended in the viewer's eye.

• Pointillism
• Style
• Knotting
• Artwork

A compact intersection of interlaced material, such as cord, ribbon, or rope.

• Pointillism
• Knotting
• Complementary
• INDIGO

Water-soluble paints, such as tempera, watercolor, or acrylic, that use different binders and have different qualities.

• INDIGO
• Genre Art
• Water-Based Paints
• Color Scheme