Art I Midterm Review

4. blue green violet
10. group of colors beside each other on the color wheel
13. watercolor technique that uses certain material that will repel the watercolor in specific areas
14. shapes often found in mathematics
15. a type of paint which is translucent
16. using a grid to illustrate four possible hot spot areas that are good for placement of the focal point
18. a primary color plus a secondary color (yellow orange or red orange are examples)
20. shapes which occur in nature
21. red yellow orange
24. red yellow blue and make up all other colors of the rainbow
25. trying to figure out what the artwork means and what the artist is trying to say during a critique
28. watercolor technique of applying a fully charged brush to a wet surface
29. stating the obvious facts (title artist layout subject matter) during a critique
31. the part of a critique where you explain how the artist arranged specific elements of art and principles of design within the artwork

1. light reflected off objects (related to hue, value, intensity)
2. green purple orange (mixing two primary colors)
3. the relative lightness or darkness of tones or colors
5. a watercolor technique that shows a gradation from dark to light and smoothly changes in value
6. 3D shapes expressing length width and depth
7. a closed line expressing 2D
8. a surface for mixing paint
9. two colors opposite on the color wheel (red/green or orange/blue are examples)
11. partially dried brush used to achieve textural effects with watercolor
12. how well the artwork is made and contructed
17. the result of mixing two complementary colors together
19. the arrangement of elements in a work of art.
22. the area between and around objects
23. a watercolor technique of applying a fully charged brush to a dry surface
26. the surface quality real or implied that can be seen and felt
27. a continuous mark with length and direction
30. deciding in your opinion whether an artwork is successful or a failure based on facts