NAME __________________________________
PERIOD _______
St. Joseph High School
Art Fundamentals Spring, 2011
Ms. Christina Canciello
ART BASICS REVIEW
1. Draw the color wheel below placing primary, secondary, and intermediate colors in order.
2. Recognize and describe where you see the elements & principles of art in artwork.
ELEMENTS OF ART: LINE
SHAPE
COLOR
TEXTURE
SPACE
FORM
VALUE
PRINCIPLES OF ART
CONTRAST
RHYTHM
EMPHASIS
BALANCE
UNITY
MOVEMENT
3. How can you change the value with color?
4. Name the primary colors.
5. Explain how intermediate colors are produced.
6. Name a set of complimentary colors.
7. Give an example of a warm color.
8. Give an example of a cool color.
9. What is simulated texture?
10. What does monochromatic mean?
11. Name 5 of the 7 ways to show depth or distance.
• SIZE
• LINEAR PERSPECTIVE,
• DISTANCE FROM THE HORIZON LINE,
• VALUE,
• OVERLAPPING,
• ATMOSPHERIC PERSPECTIVE,
• TEXTURE
12. Explain the difference between symmetrical and asymmetrical.
13. Draw an organic shape.
14. Draw a geometric shape.
15. What is a fresco?
16. What pencil is used to get the darkest tone?
18. When (time period) was perspective invented?
19. Name the most common shaped Greek vase. DRAW it with decorations like the Greeks.
20. What is the difference between one point perspective and two point perspective?
21. Draw 3 objects using one point perspective: one above the horizon line, over the horizon line,
And below the horizon line.
22. Draw a dog house in 2 point perspective.
23. Draw a coffee cup using ellipsis.
24. Explain the difference between positive and negative space.
25. Know the difference between a still life, a portrait, and a landscape.
26. How do you make optical black?
27. Be able to draw hatched, cross-hatched, thick to thin and looped lines.
28. What is a “narrative” painting?
29. What is a sculpture?
30. Name at least four art media:
31. Know your Value Vocabulary:
SHADING
CONE
CUBE
SPHERE
CYLINDER
CAST SHADOW
HIGHLIGHT
VALUE SCALE
32. Know your Perspective Vocabulary:
HORIZON LINE
VANISHING POINT
CONVERGING LINES
VERTEX
ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE
TWO POINT PERSPECTIVE
ELLIPSE
OVERLAPPING
ATMOSPHERIC PERSPECTIVE
33. Using the value scale below, shade in 10 values from light to dark.
34. Using your values, shade the shapes below. Include a highlight and a cast shadow based on the
light source provided.
35. KNOW YOUR ARTISTS, ART STYLES, AND DIFFERENT PERIOD IN ART HISTORY!!
Be able to recognize artists work for the slide part of the final.
PREHISTORIC ART
EGYPTIAN ART
GREEK ART (look over your Greek art handout)
ROMAN ART (3 architectural contributions)
RENAISSANCE ART
LEONARDO DA VINCI
MICHELANGELO (look over your handout)
ASIAN ART
HOKUSAI
IMPRESSIONISM
CLAUDE MONET
POST IMPRESSIONISM
VINCENT VAN GOGH
CUBISM
PABLO PICASSO
REGIONALISM
JACOB LAWRENCE
THOMAS HART BENTON
SURREALISM
FRIDA KAHLO
SALVIDOR DALI
POP ART
KEITH HARING
MODERN
DEBORAH BUTTERFIELD
CONTEMPORARY ART
36. Name three artists and five facts about their work each:
ARTIST #1
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ARTIST #2
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ARTIST #3
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37. Compare & Contrast two artists of the same time period or art style.
38. Compare & Contrast two artists who have the subject matter (portrait, landscape, and still-life).