2. Art 7 - Review for Final Test Get your notes from your folder

3. Elements of Art - Line - the most basic element - can be curved, straight thick or thin Shape - circles, squares, triangles, etc. Color - Red, yellow etc. Form - Cones, cylinders, sphere, cube Space - depth, positive, negative Texture - real (sandpaper) or implied (patterns)

4. 3-D forms - cone, cylinder, sphere, box

5. Perspective Drawing - a way of drawing to show depth in a picture. 1 point perspective cubes, rooms and houses - When drawing, start with a square or rectangle ____________________________________ Horizon Line

6. Orthogonal Lines - any lines in a picture that lead to a vanishing point Vanishing Point A place in the distance where objects look like they disappear. Horizon LineYour eye level

7. You must be able to draw boxes, rooms, houses and letters in one point perspective

8. A Color Wheel consists of 12 colors. 3 Primary Colors 3 Secondary Colors 6 Intermediate Colors

9. Tesselation - a design consisting of shapes placed side by side without gaps or overlap.

10. M.C. Escher - An artist famous for his tessellations and optical illusions and visual distortions.

11. Value - the lightness or darkness of a color Tint - adding white to lighten a color Shade - adding black to darken a color Hanging relief sculpture (has raised and recessed areas) painted in tints and shades of two colors

13. Warp: vertical reeds; covered by the weft Weft: horizontal reeds; make the pattern Warp Weft Reed - Plant material used to make baskets

14. Optical Art - A design that appears to have movement or looks 3-dimensional.

15. Camouflage Art - Art that uses patterns to “hide” objects in a picture. Bev Doolittle is famous for her camouflage Art using nature, wildlife and native Americans in her scenes.