A mark with length and direction, created by a point that moves across a surface.

A flat 2 dimensional object having length and width

A 3 dimensional object, having length, width and depth.

This type of shape has straight lines and pointed edges; mathematical.

This type of shape has irregular edges and round; naturalistic.

The four basic forms are...

The lightness and darkness of a color

How a surface feels or looks like it might feel if touched

A drawing technique that artist's use to make objects look life-like and 3 dimensional

The empty of open area between, around, above below and within objects.

There are 6 rules to create an Illusion of Depth on a flat surface. This is called...

This art element occurs when light is reflected off of an object it creates a wavelength that bounces back to your eyes.

Red, Yellow and Blue make up these colors...

When you evenly mix two of the primary colors together you get a ...

These colors are made when you mix a primary color with a secondary color.

Colors opposite each other on the color wheel

These colors are next to each other on the color wheel

This color scheme is made up of one color and tints and shades (black and white)

One color and the two colors on either side of it's complement

Three colors, evenly spaced on the color wheel

Art made to represent things the way they look in real-life.

This style of art has no recognizable objects or subject. It is just made up of the Elements of Art and Principles of Design

Artwork based on a realistic person, place, or thing, but has been distorted in some manner that breaks away from realistic representation

A plan for selecting and organizing colors

A circular tool used to organize color

Colors on one side of the color wheel that range in reds, oranges, and yellows.

Colors on one side of the color wheel that range in blues, greens and violets.

The way an object feels when touched…bumpy, rough, smooth, etc.

A two-dimensional piece of art is made to look like a certain texture but in fact is just a smooth piece of paper.

When you add white to a color you are creating a...

When you add black to a color you are creating a...

The creation of objects out of clay

Creating a pot by using your thumb and fingers, while rotating the cup in your palm.

A flat rolled out sheet of clay used for building forms in clay

Long, rope shaped pieces of clay used to join and build a ceramic vessel.

A furnace made of fire proof bricks used for firing clay.

The first stage of clay - liquid form of clay used in joining pieces together.

The second stage of clay - malleable and soft clay best for forming objects.

The third stage of clay - stiff and firm, best stage for carving and attaching objects to the clay.

The fourth stage of clay - dry and brittle, clay that is left out to dry.

The fifth stage of clay - after the first firing, when the clay becomes permanent.

The sixth stage of clay - glaze is applied and the piece is fired a second time.