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WorksheetsPrinciple of Design and Water Color Terms
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Rhythm is
Repetition of elements to create visual movement
music
lots of colors
dancing
Movement is
when i dance the floss
the path the viewers eye takes through a work of art
standing up and sitting down
an optical illusion
Variety is
using the elements of art
emphasis
different mediums like paint and pencil
chips and queso
Unity is
pizza and coke because they go together
hot sauce on my Doritos
the sense of harmony in an artwork that creates a sense of completeness
Hot cheetos with cheese
Proportion is
how tall i am
the relative size of parts in a whole
a pizza topping
a thin coat of paint
Scale is
the size of an object in relation to another object
like pizza toppings in relation to my slice of pizza
the buildings in relation to the trees
the shortest person in relation to the tallest person
Repetition is
linear perspective
the repeating of visual elements in a work of art
a copy of my sketch
hand sanitizer
Balance is
the visual equal distribution of weight in design
how many push ups i can do
water
an element of art
Emphasis is
the focal point of the design that catches the viewers attention
loud music
water colors
crosshatching
A wash is
a light coat of paint with water
wet paint dry paper
pencil to paper
wet paint on wet paper
Wet-on-Dry
Wet paint on dry paper
wet paint on wet paper
defining line with brushstroke
light to dark
Wet-on-Wet
dry paint on wet paper
wet paint on dry paper
Wet paint on wet paper
emphasis of paint
Drop Color
Wet paint drops on wet paper
Dry paint drops on dry paper
Drops of water on wet paper
big and small drops of water
Dry brush technique
drying my brush on a paper towel
using a marker
wetting the brush as much as possible
somewhat wet paint on a dry surface
Hard Edge Technique
wet paint right next to dry color to achieve a clean, sharp edge.
wet paint right next to wet color to achieve a bleeding of the colors. The result is a fuzzy (out of focus), blended edge
a brush that has a hard edge
a brush with a soft edge
Soft Edge technique
Hard Edge is painting wet paint right next to dry color to achieve a clean, sharp edge
a brush with a soft edge
wet paint right next to wet color to achieve a bleeding of the colors. The result is a fuzzy (out of focus), blended edge
a brush with a hard edge
Value Scale
pencil and charcoal
means all the same color
refers to lightness or darkness of a color
wet on dry
Graded Wash
wet paint on dry paper
creating a value scale that blends completely together.
dry paint on wet paper
thin coat of paint
Who is Mr. Ortega's favorite basketball player?
Kevin Durant
Michael Jordan
Lebron James
Kobe Bryant
Who is Mr. Ortega's Favorite football team?
Dallas Cowboys
San Francisco 49ers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Denver Broncos
