Drawing Vocabulary 1st six weeks- Art

Man made order

• Abstraction

• Art

• Media

• Format

The flat surface you draw on is called the

• subject matter

• format

• art

• value

(Medium) the tools the artist uses for visual expression...such as charcoal, tempra paint, pastels, etc.

• Principles of Design

• Elements of Design

• Media

• Tooth

Match the following

• The brightest area

• Subject Matter

• Not realistic but has a theme

• Opaque

• What you are drawing

• Transparent

• Cannot be seen through

• Highlight

• Clear, see through

• Abstraction

Using light and dark to make something look real

• Modeling

• Abstraction

• Overlapping

• Proportion

A study of the edges of an object. Never look at your paper. ​ (a)  

• Contour
• Non Objective
• Tooth

Placing one thing in front of another is called

• Illusions

• Shading

• Contouring

• Overlapping

Match the following

• Abstraction

• Not realistic and does not have a theme

• Proportion

• Not realistic but has a theme

• Elements of Design

• Judging size relationships

• Non Objective

• The building blocks of all art-line, shape, form, size, color, texture, space, and value

• Tooth

• The roughness of the paper that allows the charcoal to adhere (stick)

What is the flat surface you draw on called in the art world?

• Value

• Format

• Subject Matter

• Media

The way the elements of design are used to create the illusion of depth. This refers to pattern, movement, balance, unity, rhythm, emphasis and contrast.

• Pointillism

• Elements of Design

• Principles of Design

• Abstraction