Art Review

.... the game!

Cool colours

What are the following:

Illuminated Manuscript

This type of writing was said to “light up” because of the frequent incorporation of gold or silver leaf onto the page.

Warm colours

Colours containing mostly Red or Yellow

Printing Press

This invention, by Gutenberg, caused a growth in education and general knowledge, due to the increase in available written materials.

Rhythm

Which Principle of Design is best demonstrated by the following picture:

Pattern

The repetition of an Element of Design

Orange has been neutralized

What has happened to the colour below?

What is the difference between a Gargoyle and a Grotesque?

Gargoyle has and open mouth and functions as a waterspout

Grotesque has a closed mouth and only decorative

Outline drawingwhere the pencilnever leaves the page

Contour lines

Yellow-Green

If you add the following colours together what do you get?

Kiln

Oven used to heat clay to temperatures as high as 2500º

What are the following:

Forms

Cube, Sphere, Prism, Cone

Neutralize

To lessen the intensity of a colour by adding small amounts of its complementary colour.

Light

What is this area called?

What are the following:

Yellow, Red and Blue

Primary Colours

Radial Balance

When the weight appears to be circling or moving towards a

central point

Fresco

- A method of painting on or in wet plaster.

Red has been toned

What has happened to the colour below?

Colour

Definition is...

Reflected light

Explain what Feudalism is and how it worked.

Feudalism was a system in which weaker noblemen would give up their land to powerful lords for protection from outlying tribes that might try to steal their stuff and kill their families. These noblemen would become administrative servant, or vassals, to the lords taking care of the land that was once theirs. Most people were serfs; poor peasants who owned no land but worked on it and were property of the lord, and thereby protected under the feudalism trade deal.

Series ofconnected dots

LINE

What was purpose of the buttress and flying buttress?

Taking weight off the sides of a building Which allowed for larger windows and

higher ceilings

Humanism

What is the name of the philosophy that was key to the Renaissance?

Hint: Believes human intelligence is limitless Human work has value beyond the Church Art, Science, wisdom knowledge and the

Earth itself were to be used to serve humans

Blue-Green

If you add the following colours together what do you get?

What are the following:

Square, triangle, circle, rectangle

Shapes

Coil

To roll clay into a tube-like form

Blue Which colour of Horizon lines corresponds with

the cube?

Symmetrical Balance

When the weight is evenly distributed on both sides of

the artwork

Form

Identify the Element of Design used to create the following image.

What are the following:

yellow-green, yellow-orange, red-orange, red-purple, blue-purple, blue-green

Tertiary Colours

Transparent

Light can penatrate and you can sometime see throught it

Cast shadow

What is this area called?

Achromatic

To paint using different tints and tones of a neutral

To Fire

To bake in a kiln/ drying by heating

Line

Identify the Element of Design used to create the following image.

What are the following:

white, gray, black, and brown

Neutrals

Orange

If you add the following colours together what do you get?

Horizon Line

The line where the sky and land appeared to meet.

Core shadow

What is this area called?

Painterly Lines

Line is created by putting two colour beside each other

Gesture Line

• What kind of line is used to create this drawing?

Score

To rough up clay surface in order to join two piece of clay

What are tapestries?

Red-Purple

If you add the following colours together what do you get?

Asymetrical balance

When the weight is unevenly distributed on both side of the artwork.

Tertiary Colours

These colours are made by mixing a primary with a neighboring secondary on the colour wheel.

Negative space

Is the following image created with positive or negative space?

Analogous Colours

Colours beside each other on the colour wheel

Cool colours

Colours containing mostly blue

Charlemagne(King Charles the Great of the Franks)

WHO….? Came into power in c.800 ruling all of Europe

(excluding Britain, Spain, southern Italy and Africa)

ENCOURAGED THE ARTS and LEARNING Churches created schools to study arithmetic,

grammar and scripture

Name that inventor

•The Printing press by Gutenberg

Enclosed lines

Shape

ShapeIdentify the Element of Design used to create the following image.

Stain Glass

Windows created with pieces of colourful glass joined with lead strips

Contrast

Differences in an artwork

Purple

If you add the following colours together what do you get?

Warm colours

What are the following:

Opaque

When no light can penatrate

Fresco secco

- A method of painting on dry plaster.

Pattern

Which Principle of Design is best demonstrated by the following picture:

Pinch pot

In clay, a Cup-shape, created by pushing thumb in ball of clay and pulling up on side with fingers while rotating the clay in your hands

Complementary colours

Colours opposite each other on the colour wheel

Slip

Clay/ water mixture of mud consistency used to join two pieces of clay and to smooth over clay surface

Unity

Similarities in an artwork

Irregular Forms

What are the following… be specific

Perspective

the method of creating the illusion of depth on a two-dimensional surface.

Neutrals

These are not colours because they do not appear on the colour wheel

Reflected light

What is this area called?

Vanishing Point

The point on the horizon line where parallel horizontal lines appear to meet as the go further into the distance.

New philosophy Human intelligence seemed limitless Works of humans have value in themselves and were not

in the service of the Church Arts, science, wisdom, knowledge and the earth itself were

in the service of humanity humanism rejects the validity of transcendental

justifications, such as a dependence on belief without reason, the supernatural, or text of allegedly divine origin.

What is Humanism?

Stain Glass

What colourful artwork flourished thanks to the use of buttresses and flying buttresses?

Sculpture

A 3-dimensional work of art.

Form

3D Shape

Highlight

What is this area called?

Tone

To darken a colour by adding black

Slab

A piece cut out of flattened clay

(like a cookie cutter)

Light source

What is this area called?

Value

This term refers to the lightness or darkness of a

colour

Had scholars (a.k.a. monks and priests) rewrite old texts and prepare new ones to preserve ancient manuscripts and

record current history and law

What did Charlemagne (King Charles the Great of the Franks) do to ensure that history was maintained and education flourished?

Green

If you add the following colours together what do you get?

Rhythm

The repetition of an Element of Design to create

movement

Contour Lines

• What kind of line is used to create this drawing?

Space

The area around, between and through objects in an

artwork

Positive space

Is the following image created with positive or negative space?

Texture

The feel of a surface

What are the following:

Green, Purple, and Orange

Secondary Colours

Tint

To lighten a colour using white or water

Balance

The weighting of objects in an artwork

Lines that outline anobject (ex. Cartoons, colouringbooks, comics…)

Linear Lines

Shadow

What is this area called?

Movement

The direction your eye travels through an artwork

Secondary Colours

These colours are made by mixing two primary colours together

Monochromatic

To paint using different tints and tones of one colour

Painterly Lines

• What kind of line is used to create this drawing?

Emphasis

The area your eye is draw to in a work of art

(AKA the focal point)

Primary Colours

These colours can not be made by mixing any colour combination together

Yellow-orange

If you add the following colours together what do you get?

Clay

A natural material used in pottery