Semester 2 Exam Review

4. A color scheme that uses all the values of only one color.
5. Colors that create a calm and peaceful mood; Purples, Blues and Greens.
7. Colors that are opposites on the color wheel.
10. A line that is the outline of a shape or form to describe edges without the use of shading or details.
12. Colors that create a feeling of warmth or energy; Yellows, Reds, and Oranges.
14. The element of art that can be defined by the lightness and darkness of a hue (color).
15. Colors that are neighbors on the color wheel.
18. A path created by a point moving through space, a dot that went for a walk.
19. The visual "tools" an artist uses to create their artwork.
20. When shading an object, the lightest area where the most light is shining on.
21. The area occupied by, around, inside, or between shapes and forms.
22. Created by mixing black with a hue (color).

1. A shading technique using dots.
2. Geometric forms, such as cubes or spheres.
3. A way to organize hues and color schemes.
6. The visual result of gradually transitioning form one value or color to another.
8. Allows for an artist to break down large or detailed amounts of information in order to accurately recreate an image.
9. An artwork created by observing an arrangement of non-moving objects.
10. Produced by light reflecting off of objects.
11. A 2-dimensional space that can be defined by edges with a height and width.
13. The way something feels or looks like it might feel.
16. Created by mixing white with a hue (color).
17. Various materials such as paints, ink, or colored pencils used by an artist to create artwork.