Art Quiz Jeopardy Template

Elements of design	Principles of design	Artists, Works, and more	Vocabulary	mediums
100 Shape 2D form-can be flat, geometric, or organic	100 Pattern a regular arrangement of alternated or repeated elements	100 Kara Walker An African American artist known for her paper cuttings. She focused her work on the lasting impact of slavery.	100 Still Life highschool- A drawing, photo, or painting of a group of objects arranged in a hierarchical way.	100 Collage The joining of many different mediums-paper cuttings, fabric snippets, drawings--to make a new image
200 Form 3D form-can be geometric or organic	200 Emphasis special attention/importance given to one part/detail of a work of art.	200 Miriam Schapiro A collage artist. She was a pioneer of feminist art. She was also considered a leader of the Pattern and Decoration art movement	200 silhouette A shadowy outline of a shape	200 Charcoal A dark, almost powdery drawing medium that is great for blending and filling in spaces quickly. It turns your hands black.
300 Color Refers to the wavelengths of light	300 Balance elements are arranged symmetrically or asymmetrically to create the impression of equality in weight or importance.	300 "Burn" A paper cutting by Kara Walker, it features a little girl that appears to be burning in a fire.	300 Vanish point Highschool-the point at which all diagonal lines in a one-point perspective drawing point into.	300 Watercolor A paint with little to no binder that is water soluble--it dries quickly and typically has a muted, pastel "look" to it.
400 Value The darkness or lightness of a color	400 harmony The arrangement of elements to give the viewer the feeling that all parts of the piece form a coherent whole.	400 "The Poet #2" A collage by Miriam Schapiro-this work features what appears to be a dress or apron, against a house-shaped canvas.	400 Horizon line highschool-Where the sky meets the land in a one-point perspective drawing	400 Graphite Comparable to charcoal, though not as soft, and typically "shinier."
500 Space The area around, within, or between images or parts of an image.	500 Rhythm/ Movement The use of recurring elements to direct the eye through the artwork.	500 "The Scream" A painting by Edward Munch, depicting a figure frozen in terror on a bridge.	500 Viewfinder Highschool- A device that artists can look through in order to capture a still life to scale	500 Watercolor Wash The act of coating a paper in a thin layer of water before adding thinned watercolor paint over it.

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