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WorksheetsColor Theory and Abstract Artists
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 17mins
Explain Color Theory
How the colors relate to shape
The theory of how abstract artists relate with color
the color wheel and how colors relate
the way you see colors in nature
What is blue's compliment?
(a)
What is red's compliment?
(a)
What is yellow's compliment?
(a)
The primary colors are...
red, purple, and yellow
orange, green, and purple
any colors next to each other on the color wheel
red, blue, and yellow
What two colors make orange?
red and yellow
blue and green
red and blue
blue and yellow
What two colors make green?
blue and yellow
yellow and red
red and purple
blue and red
What two colors make purple?
blue and red
red and yellow
green and blue
blue and yellow
Purple, green, and orange are the
primary colors
secondary colors
analogous colors
neutral colors
Which of the following groups of colors are analogous?
red, blue, yellow
purple, green, orange
red, purple, blue
brown, grey, black
What does it mean to draw from observation?
to draw what you're looking at
to draw what you're thinking about
to draw from past memories
to draw what you think will happen next
Why is it important to use a reference image while working on art?
so you can see the fine details
so you can create what you're imagining
so you can prepare your future works of art
A strong, regular, repeated pattern of movement or sound is called what?
slope
rhythm
static
abstract
Abstract artist known for her color drips and colorful paper cuttings/sculptures
Piet Mondrian
Bridget Riley
Wassily Kandinsky
Jen Stark
Abstract artist who created compositions with red, blue, and yellow
Piet Mondrian
Bridget Riley
Wassily Kandinsky
Jen Stark
Abstract artist who created compositions that could convey a composer's inner world through music alone
Piet Mondrian
Bridget Riley
Wassily Kandinsky
Jen Stark
Abstract artist who created compositions with color and shape to create the illusion of movement
Piet Mondrian
Bridget Riley
Wassily Kandinsky
Jen Stark
