What are four art careers?

What is a metallic grey writing and drawing material most commonly used in pencil form

Which of the following are dry media?

A work of art created by gluing bits of paper, fabric, scraps, photographs, or other materials to a flat surface.

What are the three primary hues?

Refers to the representation of objects in three-dimensional space (i.e. for representing the visible world) on the two-dimensional surface of a picture.

What is the arrangement of elements within a work of art?

Is an artistic technique used to create tonal or shading effects by drawing (or painting or scribing) closely spaced parallel lines.

Artwork in which a fine layer of colour—usually diluted ink, bistre, or watercolour—is spread with a brush over a broad surface evenly enough so that no brush marks are visible in the finished product

A type of balance in which both sides of a center lines are exactly or nearly the same, like a mirror image.

A technique used in painting, where paint is laid on an area of the surface in very thick layers, usually thick enough that the brush or painting-knife strokes are visible.

A flat figure created when actual or implied lines meet to surround a space.

The way a surface feels or how it may look.

3-D medium

Complex designs used by Muslim artists to cover the inside of Islamic structures

What is a principle of design?

Substance that protects the surface of the paper from wet media

Which of the following are an element of art?

Which of the following is a wet media?

Which of the following are considered analogous colors?

What is a technique for enlarging a design

Ancient Chinese wax resistant method of dying cloth

Heavy contrast of light and dark, used in Renaissance paintings

Two hinged panels from the Middle Ages with a religious theme

Print made from a design etched by acid into a metal plate

Where is the eye level at?

torn paper, acrylic paint and yarn

Altarpiece consisting of three hinged panels found in Middle ages churches

technique of painting with pigments suspended in molten wax, used by the Greeks in the 5th century

Art tool that can be shaped to removed highlights

Subtractive process of making prints

likeness of a person

Painting technique using subtle gradations of light and dark, developed by Leonardo da Vinchi

Oil paint, clay, and markers are art _____?

Creating equality in a design so that no part is heavier than other parts is called

A(n) _______ is an area of reflected light on the surface of an object

The artist _______ painted huge ______(s) depicting the Mexican culture

Two colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel are called _____

The texture of a paper's surface is called its _____

A(n) ______ drawing follows the basic shape of an object

A(n) _______ is used to prevent dry art media from smearing.

The art of _____ is characterized by smooth, flowing lines

A(n) ___ pencil is used for shading and a(n) ____ pencil is used for drawing

A(n) _______ drawing captures the movement and energy of an object

Values of one color are found in a(n) _______ color scheme

The _______ was a period of "rebirth" or "great awakening"

A(n) _____ is a pattern of crossed lines used for enlarging a picture

________ painted the Sistine Chapel using the ______ technique

_______ were used to decorate the walls of early Byzantine churches

The painting technique of ______ deceives the eye through optical illusion

Because people from early ____ cultures didn't separate art from everyday life, much of their art was made to be used for a special occasion and then thrown away.

The ____ period was also known as the Middle Ages

The Classical Period of Greek art reflected _______, which focused on the nature and interests of people, and ______, which is a belief in perfection.

Sticks of wood that have been burned to carbon are called

An artist's tool made of tightly rolled paper that is used to smear dry art media is a

______ is a technique used to make areas of a surface shine

_______, an art movement of the late 1800s, emphasized handmade qualities and a rejection of industrial design.

Which of the following is not an ingredient of paint?

A secondary color is made by mixing

A person who is devoted to the study of individual works of art and the personal style of an individual artist is a (n)

A tray which is used for mixing paint is a

________ is the amount of lightness and darkness of an area

Pop Art, an art movement of the 1960s, satirized

Which of the following is a form?

Which of the following is not a principle of design?

The Baroque period was during he

A symbol which represents a business is called a

Japanese paintings were influenced by _______, which concentrated on understated beauty, spontaneity of creativity, and elegant simplicity.