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40 Cards in this Set
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Color scheme |
A plan for organizing colors. |
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Monochromatic colors |
A color scheme that uses only one hue (color) and has the tints and shades of that hue. |
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Analogous Colors |
Colors that sit side by side on the color wheel and have a common hue. |
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How many colors in analogous colors? |
4-5 |
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Complementary colors |
Colors that sit opposite of each other on the color wheel. |
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How many colors in complementary colors? |
2 |
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Color triads |
A color scheme composed of 3 colors space and equal distance apart on the color scheme. |
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Split complements |
Combination of one hue plus the hues on each side of its complement. |
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How many colors in a split complement color scheme? |
3 |
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What are warm colors? |
Colors that range from yellow to red-violet and include all the colors in-between. |
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How many colors in warm colors? |
6 |
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What are cool colors? |
Cool colors that range from violet to yellow-green and include all the colors in between. |
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How many colors in cool colors? |
6 |
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What can be added to all color schemes? |
Tints and shades |
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What are tints? |
Color that has white added to it. |
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What are shades? |
Colors that have black added to it. |
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What is the average human head shaped as? |
An oval. |
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Where is the eye line? |
Sits halfway horizontally across the face |
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Where does the hair line sit? |
Halfway of top hemisphere. |
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Where are the eyebrows? |
Eyebrows sit 1/4 line above eye line in top hemisphere. |
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Where does the bottom of the nose sit? |
Halfway in the bottom hemisphere. |
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Where does the mouth line sit? |
1/3 line between nose line and chin. |
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Where do the ears line up? |
Tops of ears line up with eye line, bottom of ears line up with nose line. |
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What is the width of your eye? |
1/5 the width of your head. |
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Where do the nostrils line up? |
Inside corners of eyes. |
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Where do the corners of the mouth line up? |
Pupils. |
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What do eyelashes resemble? |
Check marks. |
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What elements were used in the self-portrait project? |
All except color and form. |
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What principles were used in the self-portrait project? |
All. |
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Where are the dark values? |
Around the eyes, sides of the face, sides of nose, underneath the nose, upper lip, underneath bottom lip, and the neck under the head. |
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Where are the light values on the face? |
Forehead, brow bone, top of nose, checks, bottom lip, and chin. |
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What elements of art did the "zoomed-in" painting project use? |
Line, shape, color, texture, space, and value. |
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What principles of art were used in the "zoomed in" painting project? |
All |
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What paint was used in the "zoomed-in" painting project? |
Tempra paint. |
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How did you get the shade of a color in the "zoom-in" painting project? |
By mixing a color's complement. |
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How did one make intermediate or tertiary colors in the "zoom in" painting project? |
By mixing a primary color with a secondary color. |
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What color was always put down first before mixing them? |
The lightest color was put down first, then gradually add the darker color. |
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What made the "zoom in" painting project look 3D? |
Blending and strong values. |
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What is the gridding method? |
Used to transfer artwork. Also used to transfer and enlarge artwork. In the painting project, we transferred and enlarged the picture. |
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Who is Georgia O'Keefe? |
She is one of the greatest female artists of the 20th century. She painted natural settings at the most basic. She painted large-scale flowers, bones, and landscapes. She is most well known for her oversized flowers. |
