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40 Cards in this Set
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Hue is the name of a _______________. |
Color in the color spectrum |
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The primary colors are called "primary" because they make |
All the other colors of the color spectrum |
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Which is an internal source of inspiration? |
Personal feelings |
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An active form is best described as _________. |
Defying gravity |
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Texture can be created by |
Frottage, grattage, and decalcomania |
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What is a collage? |
Gluing items of texture to a flat surface |
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Which best defines perspective? |
Graphic system that creates the illusion of depth |
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What is the difference between shape and form? |
Form has a depth a shape does not, a shape is 2-dimensional form is not, shape has height and width a form has height width, and depth |
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A tint is a hue mixed with ________________. |
White |
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What is the most objective step in criticizing a piece of art? |
Description |
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What are the 3 ingredients of paint? |
Pigment, solvent, and binder |
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Monochromatic artoworks are based on |
Using one color |
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What usually inspires a landscape painting? |
Nature |
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What is technological media? |
The use of photography, film, video, and computers in art |
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Which is the last step of art criticism? |
Judgment |
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What is a vanishing point? |
Where all lines meet on the horizon |
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The 2 types of texture are ____________ and ________________. |
Simulated and invented |
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When does an art historian consider an artist's individual style? |
During the analysis step |
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What are the words that describe a 3-D space? |
Under, over, through, behind, around |
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Define form. |
Objects having three dimensions |
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A static form is best described as ___________. |
Motionless |
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A shade is a hue mixed with _____________. |
Black |
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Name the 5 ways to show perspective? |
Color, detail, placement, size and overlapping |
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The density of an object refers to how ___________ it is. |
Compact |
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A mural painted on the walls of a community center fulfills what artistic function? |
Social |
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Which two steps of art history operations require research? |
Interpretation and judgment |
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Matte surface is ____________. |
Soft and dull |
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Which piece of information is NOT included in a credit line? |
Author's birth date |
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Black, white and gray are called ________________. |
Neutral colors |
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On what does the theory of Imitationalism focus? |
Realistic representation |
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How does value create depth in a work of art? |
Adds a 3-D quality |
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Name three 2 dimensional mediums. |
Painting, drawing, printmaking |
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Dark values in a work of art can create a |
Dark, gloomy mystery |
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Color is best described as the ____________. |
Reflection of light |
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Analogous colors are |
Side by side colors on the color wheel |
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Name three 3 dimensional mediums. |
Sculpture, crafts, architecture |
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The openness of a form refers to how _________________. |
Inviting it is |
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What are the two levels of judgment used in the judgment step of art crtitcism? |
Personal and aesthetic |
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Texture is best described as |
The way something might feel, if you could touch it |
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What does mulit-media mean? |
Using several mediums in one work of art |