Please click on a button next to your choice in each of the five categories below. You can use the "Clear and Start Again!" button to reset the form. If you're done, click the "Create Art Project!" button to generate your own directions packet. Mr. Jerred will print it for you and you can begin planning and working. This project is worth 100 points.
Media |
Subject |
Theme |
Art Concept |
Technique |
Pencil Crayon Color Pencil Marker Lego Sculpture Clay Photo Animation Collage Paper Mache Origami Watercolor Tempera Printing Digital Video String or Fabric |
Still Life Portrait Self-Portrait Abstract or Abstract Design Book Clothing SculptureLandscape Comic Strip Book Cover Illustration of a Song Flipbook Illustration of a Story Poster Character Design Monster Design Cityscape Map Concept Art Mural Furniture Game Calligraphy Blueprints |
Outer Space Personal Informative Dreams Historical Architecture Cultural Art History Social Commentary Spooky Nature Science Math Emotions Friends and Family Sports and Fitness Fiction |
Line
Value
Form
Texture
Space
Color
Shape
Pattern
Rhythm
Movement
Emphasis
Balance
Unity
Variety
Proportion |
Warm Colors - Red, Orange, Yellow. Cool Colors - Green, Blue, Purple. Shading - Direction of light source, style of shading. Shape Language - Shapes imply feelings. Perspective - Things get smaller as they get farther away. Overlapping - Create sense of space by having objects partially block view of others. Pointillism - Mix colors by putting different color dots close together like pixels. Color Mixing - Make new colors, tints, and shades. Complementary Colors - Colors that are opposite on the color wheel. Neutral Colors - Grays, Blacks, and Whites. Analogous Colors - Colors next to each other on the color wheel. Symbolic Colors - You decide what a color means, now how something really is colored. Realism - Looks or seems real. Abstraction - Using pure elements of art like line, color, texture, space, form, value, and shape. Monochromatic Colors - Light and dark versions of one color only. Blending - mixing colors or shades smoothly from one to another. Aerial Perspective - Things get lighter the farther away they are. Op Art - Optical Illusions. Gesture Drawing - Fast and simple drawings capturing a pose. Contour Drawing - Slow and detailed drawings capturing shapes, outlines, and edges. Impasto - Use paint in a thick way. Washes - Use watery layers of color. Masking - Block areas with tape or other objects to protect from paint. Coil Clay - Build with wormlike pieces of clay. Score & Slip (Clay) - Scratch areas of clay to be connected, use watery clay on the scratches, join clay and smooth over. Slab (Clay) - flat sections of clay Carving Clay - Using tools to cut and dig clay into shape. Modeling Clay - Using hands and tools to squeeze and move clay into shape. Glazing Clay - Paint clay with minerals and fire again so they turn into waterproof glass coating. Glazing Paint - paint by building up many watered down or transparent layers of paint. |