Baylor Art Exam 2
Professor White
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stick dragged over surface - Dry Media
applied with a pen, brush or other tool - Wet media
coloring material - pigment
substance which allows pigment to be shaped into sticks or
suspended in liquid to adhere to the drawing surface - Binder
Graphite with clay - Pencil drawing
Pigment with clay and grease - Conte crayon
Pigment with non-greasy binder such as hardened sap, chalky
consistency, soft, leave a line of pure pigment - Pastel
Natural materials, artists use red, white and black, have been
mostly replaced by conte crayon and pastels - chalk
, Charred wood, vine and willow twig charcoal, carbon sticks, black,
brittle, range of values - Charcoal
Ink diluted with water, applied with a brush - wash
tool for technical drawing, precise lines - Rapidograph
The term collage derives from the French term papiers collés (or
découpage), used to describe techniques of pasting paper cut-outs
onto various surfaces. It was first used as an artists' technique in
the early twentieth century - Collage
is the image of a person, animal, object or scene represented as a
solid shape of a single color, usually black, with its edges matching
the outline of the subject. - silhouette
a work of art made for a specific place using natural materials found
there, especially the earth itself - earthwork
artists modify a space in some way then ask the viewer to enter,
explore, and experience it, installation art surrounds the viewer -
installation
raised areas hold ink (woodcut, linocut) - relief
incised areas hold ink (engraving, dry point, etching) - Intaglio
image area holds ink, non-image area repels ink - lithography
Professor White
questions with 100%
correct answers
(already passed)
stick dragged over surface - Dry Media
applied with a pen, brush or other tool - Wet media
coloring material - pigment
substance which allows pigment to be shaped into sticks or
suspended in liquid to adhere to the drawing surface - Binder
Graphite with clay - Pencil drawing
Pigment with clay and grease - Conte crayon
Pigment with non-greasy binder such as hardened sap, chalky
consistency, soft, leave a line of pure pigment - Pastel
Natural materials, artists use red, white and black, have been
mostly replaced by conte crayon and pastels - chalk
, Charred wood, vine and willow twig charcoal, carbon sticks, black,
brittle, range of values - Charcoal
Ink diluted with water, applied with a brush - wash
tool for technical drawing, precise lines - Rapidograph
The term collage derives from the French term papiers collés (or
découpage), used to describe techniques of pasting paper cut-outs
onto various surfaces. It was first used as an artists' technique in
the early twentieth century - Collage
is the image of a person, animal, object or scene represented as a
solid shape of a single color, usually black, with its edges matching
the outline of the subject. - silhouette
a work of art made for a specific place using natural materials found
there, especially the earth itself - earthwork
artists modify a space in some way then ask the viewer to enter,
explore, and experience it, installation art surrounds the viewer -
installation
raised areas hold ink (woodcut, linocut) - relief
incised areas hold ink (engraving, dry point, etching) - Intaglio
image area holds ink, non-image area repels ink - lithography
