A full-sized drawing (drawing done to scale) made as a guide for a work in another medium is called a __________.

A sequential artform based on drawing is called a __________.

A substance that causes pigment particles to adhere to one another and attach to the surface of a painting is known as a __________.

Which artist not a collage artist?

Opaque watercolor is also called __________.

A very thin, transparent film of oil color applied to a previously painted surface is called a __________.

The use of thick brushstrokes of paint to create texture is known as __________.

A primer made from white pigment and glue is called ________

_________  are often mistaken for a painting medium.

The tracings of the outlines of the cartone are called ________.

A thin varnish sprayed over a drawing to help seal the paper to prevent smudging is called _______.

Which printmaking methods are planographic?

Charles White

Pablo Picasso

Michelangelo

Ester Hernandez

Hokusai

Albrecht Durer

Sandro Botticelli

Takashi Murakami

Fred Tomaselli

Jan Van Eyck

Choose the reasons we listed in class and on your homework for why people draw.

Click all the printmaking tools that cut the matrix we discussed in our presentation.

Which are relief printing methods?

Which are the Intaglio methods?

acrylic

oil

fresco

watercolor

encaustic

tempera

What is the traditional material that screens were made of in screenprinting?

Drawing media is generally divided into two categories. What are they?

When ink is diluted with water and applied by brush in broad, flat areas it is called a ____.

A support is the surface on which the artist works.

Collage brings together diverse materials and ideas to create cohesive visual narratives.

Drypoint is similar to engraving except metal is not removed but displaced to create burrs.

Acrylic paint was created in the __

This technique involves layering to create depth and texture in collages, adding visual interest and complexity. 

In regards to the foil effect, click on all that applies that we discussed in class or presentation. 

Which process involves mixing hues?

What color scheme is present in an artwork when the limited colors are next to each on the color wheel? 

Three basic ingredients of paint are:

Click on all drawing tools that we listed in class or on your homework.

Which infamous group was influenced by Japanese prints?

All were art works of Picasso. Which work was a collage?

What are the primary colors for the subtractive process?