James Bond

Andy Warhol

Frank Lloyd Wright

Frank Stella

An object with form that has Food, height, and width

An object with form that has Fun and Nature

An object with form that has Color, Weight, and Fun

An object with form that has length, height, and width.

None of these

Orange, Blue and Green

Red, Yellow and Blue

Red, Light blue, Yellow

Secondary colors are the colors that are created by combining two of the Light colors

Secondary colors are the colors that are created by combining two of the Primary colors

Secondary Colors are Green, Purple and Magenta

Secondary colors are the colors that are created by combining two of the Dark colors

Tertiary colors are the colors that are created by combining two of the Light colors

Tertiary colors are the colors that are created by combining two of the Dark colors

Tertiary colors are the colors that are created by combining two of the primary and Secondary colors

Tertiary colors are the colors that are created by combining two of the artwork colors

All of the above

A texture that can be felt with hands, like bumpy or rough

A surface that has the illusion of roughness or smoothness

None of the these

The process or technique of laying on paint or pigment thickly so that it stands out from a surface.

A color produced by an equal mixture of a primary color with a secondary color adjacent to it on the color wheel.

A texture that can be felt with hands, like bumpy or rough

A art produced by an equal mixture of a primary color with a secondary color to it on the.

None of the these

Colors that give a feeling of heat, such as orange

Colors that give a feeling of Dark, such as orange

Colors that give a feeling of Light such as orange

None of the these

Colors that give a feeling of cold, such as orange

Colors that give a feeling of cold, such as blue

All of the above

A principle that describes 3 things that are very different, such as light versus dark or smooth versus rough

A proportion a color made when you mix a primary color with a secondary color.

The size of things in an artwork in relation to other things.

A principle that describes two things that are very different, such as light versus dark or smooth versus rough

Colors directly opposite from each other on the art wheel

Colors directly opposite from each other on the color wheel

A principle that describes two colors that are very different, such as light versus dark or color versus rough

A principle that describes two things that are very different, such as light versus dark or smooth versus rough

Arts directly opposite from each other on the arts wheel

Colors directly opposite from each other on the color wheel

Colors directly opposite from each other on the Art wheel

All of the above

The part of an artwork that catches the viewer’s eye

The part of an artwork that has high contrast viewer’s eye

The part of an color that catches the viewer’s eye

None of the these

None of these

Colors directly opposite from each other on the color wheel

The part of an artwork that catches the viewer’s eye

How different or similar a color is to gray

True

False

Artwork that is used for promoting products for people to buy

The thing that is being represented in the artwork

None of these

When gray is added to a color, it creates a commercial artwork.

Artwork that is used for promoting products for people to buy.

A artwork that is made when you mix a primary color with a secondary color.

The lightness or darkness of a color.