DP I/II Review S1

Space

• This element consists of the areas above, between, below, etc. It can be positive or negative, and it can also determine distance.

• This element refers to the physical dimensions of an object.

• This element is a measure of the amount of matter in an object.

• This element is the force that attracts objects towards each other.

The complement of Blue

• Green

• Orange

• Purple

• Red

Sketchbook/Visual Journal

• A book for writing novels and stories.

• A book containing your thoughts, drawings, sketches, ideas, doodles, etc.

• A book used for mathematical calculations.

• A book for recording daily events and activities.

Rhythm

• A principle of design that deals with a repetition of elements.

• A technique used to create contrast in design.

• A method for organizing space in a layout.

• A style of typography that emphasizes bold text.

Impressionism

• An artistic movement aimed at capturing a momentary feel or impression of a scene, characterized by quick brush strokes.

• A style of painting that focuses on realistic representation of subjects.

• An art movement that emphasizes abstract forms and geometric shapes.

• A technique that involves layering colors to create depth and texture.

Primary colors

• Red, yellow, blue

• Green, orange, purple

• Black, white, gray

• Pink, brown, teal

Intensity

• The brightness or dullness of a color

• The temperature of a color

• The saturation of a color

• The hue of a color

William de Kooning

• Abstract Expressionist painter.

  Woman I

• Impressionist sculptor.

• Surrealist photographer.

• Cubist architect.

Jackson Pollock

• Abstract Expressionism/Action Painting

• Surrealism

• Impressionism

• Cubism

Landscape

• A large area with a particular kind of scenery, such as a desert landscape

• A small garden with various plants

• A type of painting depicting natural scenery

• An urban area filled with skyscrapers