Lesson 7 Flashcards

1
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Refers to any raw material po or mode of expression used in an artistic or creative activity

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Medium

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2
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It is the mode of expression used to create an artwork

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Medium

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3
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It is the material that is used to create the actual art

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Medium

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4
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These paints are made from the synthetic resin and have low odor

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Acrylic

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5
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It is one of the best mediums for art and can be an ideal painting for beginners

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Acrylic

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6
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It is water based, it dries quickly saving ti

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6
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It is water based, it dries quickly saving time and can be used in wet on wet style techniques

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Acrylic

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7
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A stick of compressed and mineral pigment and clay that is composed to such a fine degree that particles are nearly visible

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Chalk

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8
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It has been used by cave painters

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Charcoal

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9
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Charcoal is derived from the greek word KARABBAK meaning

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Carrier or coal

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10
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The Ancient Egyptians used this im making hieroglyphics and Greeks used it in the outline drawings that served as models of sculptures

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Charcoals

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11
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The artist creates realisitic or abstract images that combine colour with the properties of graphite, a form of mineral based pencil lead

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Colored Pencils

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12
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a form of mineral based pencil lead

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Graphite

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13
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They can create thin and thick lines depending on the amount of pressure you apply while drawing

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Graphite Pencils

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14
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Made from a base of drying oil such as ground linseed, poppy seed, and walnut beint the most common form of pigment

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Oil Paint

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15
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They are pigment suspended in oil and wax, so you can blend colors

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Oil pastel

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16
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Used for line work and tonal drawings

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Pen and Ink

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17
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A medium composed of a tiny pigment and binder on a stick

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Soft pastel

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18
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Made by mixing dry pigments with an egg based binder

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Tempera

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19
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A wet drying technique

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Watercolor

20
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Which dries quicker, acrylic or oil ?

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Acrylic

21
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It is combined with water soluble gum arabic to allow it to adhere to the paper

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Soft pastel

22
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It is painted on a panel (usually made of wood) with an absorbent, usually linen or canvas

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Tempera

23
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Tempera is made of three mixing ingredients:

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Water
Pigments
Ground chalk

24
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The water will dissolve and disperse pigment, but will not dissolve in paper

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Watercolor

25
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The changes in color in watercolor and this is what makes it so richly expensive

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Luminosity

26
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It is the most sensitive and responsive of all mediums

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Watercolor

27
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Means a process, or a method of using the medium in a manner that he wishes to finish an art work

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Technique

28
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Requires pushing in air to spread paints, speed molten crayons on paper or shaped molten glass by the use of electric hair blowers

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Blowing techniques

29
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Requires a design in another medium and it will be transferred to another medium such as Xerox copy to boards or another paper by applying acetone and pressure from burnishing sticks

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Transfer Design

30
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The act of repair or invention

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Tinkering

31
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A set of techniques for using brushes and other implements to flick, throw, or drip paint onto a painting surface

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Splattering

32
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A set of techniques for using brushes and other implements to flick, throw, or drip paint onto a painting surface

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Splattering

33
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Making a pot from piece of clay on a potter’s wheel

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Throwing

34
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The whole process of shaping the clay on the potter’s wheel

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Throwing

35
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The most basic in art; the use of colors applied to drawings of sketches, or you may start with colors right away

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Coloring

36
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Done by mixing paints in the cup and flip it on the canvas, pull the cup of and the paint will flow all o

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36
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Done by mixing paints in the cup and flip it on the canvas, pull the cup of and the paint will flow all o

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36
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Done by mixing paints in the cup and flip it on the canvas, pull the cup of and the paint will flow all over the canvas

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Flowing

37
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Art of paper designs

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Papercutting / Cutting

38
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A graphic technique; used to create value drawing

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Scratching

39
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It is a paper (or foil) board that is covered with wax or gesso and coated over with black ink

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Scratch board

40
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A printmaking technique that involves making incisions into a metal plate which retain the ink and form the printed image

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Engraving

41
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An engraving tool like a very fine chisel with a lozenge-shaped tip

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Burin

42
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Actual likeness of the design, it uses camera to produce the desired copy. Literally, drawing or writing with light

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Photography

43
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A method of making prints from a metal plate, usually copper, into which the design has been incised with acid

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Etching

44
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The process of creating artworks by printing normally on paper, textiles, boards, or metal plates

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Printing

45
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A mineral pigment mixed with egg yolk

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Tempera