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4. | A type of paint that is transparent, and used the white of the paper as a base. |
5. | The metal tips used during print making, to carve into the surface of the material. |
8. | The setting for the Op Art Composition. |
9. | The soft, rubber-like material that was used during our printmaking aassignment. |
10. | The process of cuttin gout a print and attaching it to a colored background. |
11. | The artist that was referenced for his famous portraits made using fingerprints. |
12. | The grading paper used to evaluate your artwork. |
15. | A drawing using contour or gesture lines to create a drawing of a person in proportion. |
16. | The drawing of a face. |
18. | Other than Vincent Van Gough, there was one other artist that was referenced for impressionism. |
20. | The plastic tool used to mix paint before your brush is used. |
21. | a style of painting where images appear blurred, and you only see the impression of shapes. |
22. | Additive sculpture, we created an animal with this. |
23. | When something can be viewed from all sides, including the base or bottom, it is viewed ___ ___ _______. |
28. | A special type of line that shows expression or gestures of an image. |
29. | Showing different parts of a figure using the proper size, and placement relation between the different parts. |
33. | A recyclable material that is durable, and that we have used to cut down for assignments. |
34. | The wooden frame that creates the outside dimensions of the canvas. |
36. | The subject of several of our projects, including foam sculpture, wire sculpture, and some of the realism paintings. |
38. | The type of glue used to attach the separate pieces of the 3D miniature replica assignment. |
39. | A type of paint that is waterbased, but is permanent. |
43. | The specific Principle of Art that is most prevalent in Op Art. |
44. | A type of paint that is washable and inexpensive. |
45. | The feelings or emotions associated with a particular though process. Color can be associated with this. |
46. | The media used to create our fingerprint portrait. |
47. | A soft, green material that can easily be carved away at to create a sculpture. |
48. | The metal part of the paint brush, located between the handle and bristles of the brush. |