The most famous caves containing incredible cave art are in the countries of _________________ & _________________________.

Describe over time the progression of 5 basic burial traditions.

King Tukankhamun's burial chamber was found in Egypt in what area/place?

Egyptians drew people in a _________________ view to show all their body parts to ensure that they were whole in the after life.

Sumerians from _____________________(area in Mesopotamia) is considered the first civilization on earth. It was settled along the Tigris and Euphrates River some 5,000 years ago.

The Sumerians created the first known form of writing called _____________________________________.

The Code of Hammurabi was carved into a stone pillar called a ___________________________________.

A ________________________________ is a large stone used as a monument.

________________________ & _____________________ is a type of construction where 2 posts and a lintel crossbeam allow for windows, doors, and 2nd level floors.

A spiritual and astrological site of large rocks in a circle located in England and built around 2,000 BC is known as ______________________________________________.

What two categories are there for shapes?

What is the definition of shape?

Which of these definitions is for value?

The illusion of depth on a 2-D surface.

__________ is the way something feels or looks like it feels.

A drawing of inner and outer line of an object or area is called a

An image drawn off the end of the artwork.

What are the 4 stages of clay in order?

The oven/furnace in which to "fire"/bake the clay, is called the ___________________.

What is the best stage of clay to cut and carve a ceramic project?

scratching the surface of the clay to add other pieces to your project is called ___________________.

A ceramic project made of snake light shapes attached to each other to a desired shape is called a _______________ _____________________ project.

The second firing after one puts glazes on the clay project is called the __________________________ firing.

A clay project made with flat rolled out clay is called a ________________________ built project.

A clay project made on the potter's wheel is called a ________________________ ________________ project.

____________________ or kneading the clay to get the air bubbles out of it is important before creating a clay project.

The first firing, called the _________________ firing, will harden the clay.

What is printmaking?

A print pulled first to check the appearance of the block before changing it if necessary.

A method of printing where the image to be printed is placed directly on the surface of limestone or paper or metal plate with greasy crayon.

When an artist carves in background texture on a relief block design, it creates __________________ on your final printed edition.

Who was the 15/16th century famous German printmaker who created detailed prints using the printmaking process.

A personal symbol to identify your artworks and to sign your prints is called a __________________.

What does this mean? 5/10

A painting using textural strokes and focuses on how light effects shapes and color is called_________________________________.

____________________________ is considered the father of impressionism. This artist used dots in his paintings?

The artist _______________________________ painted with curvy, short textural textural strokes and is famous for the painting Starry Night.

Light that bounces from one object to another is called

The shadow created by the object blocking the light source is called the

The light that hits the object directly and is the brightest light on the object is called the

The light that hits the object directly and is the brightest light on the object is called the

The entire shadow on the object is called the

A drawing of inanimate objects is called a

_____ is a technique of drawing in which small, distinct dots of ink or graphite are applied in varying proximity to each other to create values that form an image.

This is an example of a

By shading an object that was originally just a contour line to start with, one makes the object appear______________________________.

The element of art that expresses the ranges of colors from dark to light.

The equal visual distribution of weight in a design.

When all of the elements in a work look as though they belong together it is called

What Rhythm do you see on the wall?

This principle of art uses the elements of art to unify the picture as a whole.

This Principle of Design uses space to distribute visual weight

Which is NOT an example of movement?

The use of different lines, shapes, textures, colors or other elements of design to create interest in a work of art.

When drawing people and objects with correct size relationships we are using which principle of design?