WorksheetsDP I/II Review S1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Space
This element consists of the areas above, between, below, etc. It can be positive or negative, and it can also determine distance.
This element refers to the physical dimensions of an object.
This element is a measure of the amount of matter in an object.
This element is the force that attracts objects towards each other.
The complement of Blue
Green
Orange
Purple
Red
Sketchbook/Visual Journal
A book for writing novels and stories.
A book containing your thoughts, drawings, sketches, ideas, doodles, etc.
A book used for mathematical calculations.
A book for recording daily events and activities.
Rhythm
A principle of design that deals with a repetition of elements.
A technique used to create contrast in design.
A method for organizing space in a layout.
A style of typography that emphasizes bold text.
Impressionism
An artistic movement aimed at capturing a momentary feel or impression of a scene, characterized by quick brush strokes.
A style of painting that focuses on realistic representation of subjects.
An art movement that emphasizes abstract forms and geometric shapes.
A technique that involves layering colors to create depth and texture.
Primary colors
Red, yellow, blue
Green, orange, purple
Black, white, gray
Pink, brown, teal
Intensity
The brightness or dullness of a color
The temperature of a color
The saturation of a color
The hue of a color
William de Kooning
Abstract Expressionist painter.
Woman I
Impressionist sculptor.
Surrealist photographer.
Cubist architect.
Jackson Pollock
Abstract Expressionism/Action Painting
Surrealism
Impressionism
Cubism
Landscape
A large area with a particular kind of scenery, such as a desert landscape
A small garden with various plants
A type of painting depicting natural scenery
An urban area filled with skyscrapers
Hue
A type of light
The name of a color.
A musical note
A type of fabric
Composition
The arrangement of the elements in a work of art, usually according to the principles of design.
The use of color and light in a painting.
The technique of creating depth in a two-dimensional artwork.
The process of selecting materials for an artwork.
Value
The saturation of a color in a work of art.
The lightness or darkness of a color/shadows and highlights in a work of art.
The texture and pattern of a surface in a work of art.
The overall composition and layout of elements in a work of art.
Wax
A type of food ingredient
The binder in colored pencils and crayons.
A type of metal
A natural fiber used in textiles.
Color
The way our eyes interpret reflected light.
A type of sound wave.
A measurement of temperature.
A form of energy transfer.
The order of the colors on a 12 color wheel.
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet, Red-Violet
Red, Red-orange, Orange, Yellow-orange, Yellow, Yellow-green, Green, Blue-Green, Blue, Blue-violet, Violet, Red-Violet
Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Orange, Violet, Red-orange, Yellow-green, Blue-Green, Blue-violet
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Red-Violet, Violet, Yellow-orange, Blue-Green, Yellow-green, Blue-violet
Analogous colors
Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel
Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel
Colors that are the same hue but different shades
Colors that are complementary to each other
Neutral colors
Created by mixing complementary colors.
Created by mixing primary colors.
Created by mixing secondary colors.
Created by mixing warm colors.
Claude Monet
Impressionist painter known as the "father" of Impressionism.
Famous for his surrealist works and dreamlike imagery.
A leading figure in the Cubist movement, known for geometric shapes.
A renowned abstract artist who focused on color and form.
Texture
How something feels or looks like it feels.
The color of an object.
The size of an object.
The shape of an object.
