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ColorElements

of ArtPrinciples of

DesignPotpourri

Stuff you need to know!!

Another name for a color

What is hue?

Red, Blue and Yellow

What are the primary colors?

Color group that make us feel excited and energetic

What are the warm colors (red,

orange and yellow)?

Black, white and gray

What are neutral colors?

Orange, purple (violet), and green

What are secondary colors?

A cube is an example of this.

What is form?

A line that runs up and down

What is vertical?

Curvy, zigzag, diagonal, and

horizontal

What are types of lines?

Circle, square, triangle, rectangle

What are geometric shapes?

Clouds, leaves, rain drops, shells,

and people

What are free- form / organic

shapes?

In a painting, this is where your eyes go first.

What is the emphasis/focal

point?

A sculpture that is a mirror image

What is symmetrical

balance?

How something feels or looks like

it feels

What is texture?

Repetition of an element such as

line, color, shape, etc.

What is pattern?

Opposites in an artwork such as

light and dark, or rough and smooth

What is contrast?

When an artist communicates emotions and

ideas.

What is expressive?

Artwork that describes and

illustrates a story.

What is narrative?

Artwork that is useful

What is functional?

This culture expresses art in the form of totem poles,

pottery and weavings.

What is Native American?

This mask could be an example of which cultures?

What is Native American or West

African?

Colors that make us feel calm and relaxed such as blue, green, and purple (violet)

What are the cool colors?

Landscape, portrait, and still

life

What is subject matter?

Artwork created by artists who have not had

formal training

What is Folk Art?

Pencils, paint, clay, yarn,

fabric, papier-mâché

What is media/medium?

Weaving, sculpture, and

pottery

What are examples of three

dimensional process?