WorksheetsArts Review
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
It is an art style that depicts quick movements in nature showing how light changes within the day.
Abstract
Expressionism
Impressionism
It is an art style that depicts the reality in everyday life exactly as it appears.
Abstract
Cubism
Realism
It is an art style that produces dreamlike paintings with familiar and mysterious objects arranged in a strange way.
Abstract
Surrealism
Cubism
It is an art style that represents no specific subject or has no recognizable subject.
Abstract
Cubism
Expressionism
It is an art style that tries to express feelings and emotions through strong, bright, and vivid colors rather than the likeness or reality of the subject.
Cubism
Expressionism
Impressionism
It is an art style in which subjects are represented as cubes or other geometric shapes, often shown from many different angles at the same time.
Abstract
Cubism
Expressionism
It is the name or identity of a certain color.
Hue
Intensity
Shadow
When applying this color scheme, you use colors that form a triangle with equal sides on the color wheel. This scheme produces a rich combination of colors.
Circular Color Scheme
Complementary Color Scheme
Split-Complementary Color Scheme
Triadic Color Scheme
It is water-based and opaque bright-colored paint usually packaged in bottles or jars. It is normally inexpensive and used for posters and children’s paintings.
Acrylic paint
Oil paint
Pastel paint
Poster paint
It includes blue, green, and violet. These colors usually express calmness and peace. They are used to open up small spaces and make these areas seem larger.
Cool colors
Love colors
Reflex colors
In this color scheme, a single color is used. The selected color is extended to its tints and shades.
Analogous Color Scheme
Monochromatic Color Scheme
Split-Complementary Color Scheme
It is one of the most popular media in painting. Compared to acrylic and watercolor paints, this type of paint takes much longer to dry.
Acrylic paint
Oil paint
Pastel paint
It is an art technique of spreading paints on paper or on any other surface by using the fingers, hands, or arms instead of a paintbrush.
Digital painting
Finger painting
Paintbrush painting
Sponge painting
When applying this color scheme, you use colors that are opposite from each other on the color wheel.
Complementary Color Scheme
Analogous Color Scheme
Split-Complementary Color Scheme
These are light values that are made by mixing a color with white.
Hue
Shade
Tints
It is a type of paint that is water-based and water-soluble but water-resistant when dry.
Poster Paint
Acrylic Paint
Oil Paint
It is an easy printmaking method using linoleum.
Linocut printing
Relief printing
Digital printing
It is another carving tool for carving with a flat blade edge.
Chisel
Squeegee
Rubber stamp
These are dark values that are by mixing a color with black.
Hue
Shades
Tints
It is a technique using a computer and usually made with an ink-jet printer. This printing process is commonly used to produce unique or limited-edition artwork and other reproductions.
Relief printing
Linocut printing
Digital printing
It is a technique of applying paint to the surface with a sponge. You can easily paint on a surface with different types of inexpensive sponges.
Sponge painting
Finger painting
Paintbrush
