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materials used to create artwork |
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things that are represented in artowrk such as people, buildings, tree, etc. |
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webster defines this as: human creativity, making things of form and beauty |
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the finest of the known prehistoric caves |
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the largest prehistoric painting know to exist |
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the art of analyzing and judging the quality of somethin |
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each period of this has its own visual culture or look |
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the plan an artist uses to organize the art elements and priciples |
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experience of seeing and enjoying something for its beauty |
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a list of facts in an artwork such as objects, shapes and color use to critique |
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process used to determine the quality of lasting importance of a work of art |
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a way to use the elements of art and principles of design to evalate art |
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logo that is made of initials |
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logo that is made of a picture of the company |
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logo that is made of the whole product name |
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logo that has nothing that idetifies a company |
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this element of art is a mark of a tool |
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this element of art is a flat area that has clean boundries |
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this element of art is a three dimensional shape |
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this element of art is the lights and darks |
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this element of art is depth on a flat surface |
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this element of art can be smooth as well as rough |
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strong lines that makes shapes |
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lines that create form, depth and space |
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when the ey closes a line |
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lines that create movement |
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this element of art that is used to define space, contours and outlines |
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expressive lines creates with a variety of tools |
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lines that suggests eges rather than clearly defining ones |
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what egyptian tomb was discovered by howard carter |
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this object allowed scholars to unclock the secrets of ancient egypt |
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shapes and forms as seen in nature |
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shapes and forms as those made by man |
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what is the most important subject of all greek art? |
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this olympic figure is a good example of ancient classical sculpture |
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ionic, doric and corinthian are examples of greek what? |
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colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel |
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colors that are next to each other on the color wheel |
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variations in the darks and lights of colors |
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one color and its different values |
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red yelow and orange are this kind of scheme |
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blue green and violet are this kind of scheme |
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learning to use this to draw traps the positive and negative space |
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when drawing a face, use this kind of line to outline |
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space that we move through |
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creating depth using air and distance with color |
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these colors advance objects in paintings |
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enclosed areas of objects in artworks |
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creates depth by placing objects in front of one another |
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renaissance artist who painted the last supper and mona lisa |
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renaissance artist who painted the ceiling of the sistine chapen |
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this italian word means rebirth |
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painting done on wet plaster |
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who is the original renaissance man? |
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graphic system that artsts use to create the illusion of depth on a flat surface |
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imaginary point where things are so far away they disappear from view |
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imgainary line that establishes the viewers horizon |
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how somethin feels to the touch |
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imagine how it would feel by how it looks |
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20th century artist wthat was influenced by african art |
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african art changed wester art to non-realistic and ____? |
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this principle of design shows that all the elements of art work well together |
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this principle of design shows that uses different and opposing elements of art |
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this principle of design shows that uses a repeated visual beat |
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this principle of design shows that uses a visual path of repeated elements of art |
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this principle of design shows that has a visual weight, symmetrical or asymmetrical |
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this principle of design shows that is a repetition of elements of art |
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this principle of design shows that makes one element more important than the others |
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this principle of design shows that shows reflects size relationships to one another |
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the eye flows from one part of the artwork to another |
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when you find things the same in two pieces of artwork |
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when you lok to find things that are different in two pieces of artwork |
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career that is associated with the entertainment industry |
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career that creates artwork to accompany the written word |
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career that plans outdoor environments |
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career that relates to deisgn and creation of commercial products |
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