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Amate Bark Painting ReviewMs. Chain

+Papal amate, bark paper, is handmade in the state of?

A) Guerrero

B) New Mexico

C) Arizona

D) Puebla

+Papal amate, bark paper, is handmade in the state of?

D) Puebla

+The Nahua Indians, who have excelled for several generations at painting bright village and wildlife scenes on the handmade paper, live where? A) Southern Mexico

B) Guerrero

C) Puebla

D) New Mexico

+The Nahua Indians, who have excelled for several generations at painting bright village and wildlife scenes on the handmade paper, live where? A) Southern Mexico

+Amate Bark paper was the medium on which whose history and discoveries where chronicled? A) Mayans & Aztecs

B) Mayans

C) Aztecs

D) Nahua

+Amate Bark paper was the medium on which whose history and discoveries where chronicled? A) Mayans & Aztecs

+Scenes of everyday life, fanciful birds, animals and flowers are painted on amate paper by villages in what state? A) Puebla

B) Arizona

C) Mexico

D) Guerrero

+Scenes of everyday life, fanciful birds, animals and flowers are painted on amate paper by villages in what state?

D) Guerrero

+Decorative or representation items produced by tradition through generations is what kind of art? A) Folk Craft

B) Folk Art

C) Painting

D) Repousse

+Decorative or representation items produced through tradition through generations is what kind of art?

B) Folk Art

+A community in which people share activities and ideas. Most people are members of several groups. A) Meet up

B) Culture

C) Quilting Circle

D) Family

+A community in which people share activities and ideas. Most people are members of several groups.

B) Culture

+An artwork that tells the stories of everyday life on paper made from an amate tree.

A) Repousse

B) Amate Bark Painting

C) Quilting

D) Graffiti

+An artwork that tells the stories of everyday life on paper made from an amate tree.

B) Amate Bark Painting

+Red Blue & Yellow are?

A) Secondary Colors

B) Analogous colors

C) Tertiary colors

D) Primary Colors

+Red Blue & Yellow are?

D) Primary Colors

+Hue, Intensity, and Value are the three ways what differs?

A) Color

B) Line

C) Pattern

D)Shape

+Hue, Intensity, and Value are the three ways what differs?

A) Color

+Orange, Green & Purple are?

A) Secondary Colors

B) Analogous colors

C) Tertiary colors

D) Primary Colors

+Orange, Green & Purple are?

A) Secondary Colors

+The warm colors are?

A) Red & Orange

B) Orange & Yellow

C) Red, Orange, Yellow & Purple

D) Red, Orange, Yellow

+The warm colors are?

D) Red, Orange, Yellow

+The cool colors are?

A) Purple, Green & Yellow

B) Purple & Blue

C) Green, Blue, & Purple

D) Blue & Green

+The cool colors are?

C) Green, Blue, & Purple

+To lighten or darken a color is called changing its…?

A) Intensity

B) Hue

C) Value

D) Tint

+To lighten or darken a color is called changing its…?

C) Value

+To make a color duller is changing its…?

A) Intensity

B) Hue

C) Value

D) Tint

+To make a color duller is changing its…?

A) Intensity

+To change the intensity of a color add…?

A) Complimentary color

B) Analogous color

C)A Primary color

D) Grey

+To change the intensity of a color add…?

A) Complimentary color

+Tertiary colors are made by mixing…?

A) Complimentary colors

B) Primary and Secondary colors

C) Warm colors

D) White with any color

+Tertiary colors are made by mixing…?

B) Primary and Secondary colors

+Why are the primary colors important to the painter?

+Why are the primary colors important to the painter?

They make all the other colors but cannot be made by any other colors.

+How are true secondary colors mixed?

+How are true secondary colors mixed?

By mixing two primary colors. .

+What are the steps to cleaning a paintbrush?

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4: Please Do Not…

+What are the steps to cleaning a paintbrush?

1. Rinse the bristles in water so all the paint comes out.

2. Scrub the handle and ferrule so all the paint is off.

3. Shake the brush out so it’s not soaking wet.

4: Please Do Not…Leave dirty paintbrushes in the sink or leave clean paint brushes bristle down in the drying container.

+Draw a12 part color wheel. Label each hue and indicate what color family it belongs to.

+List the six tertiary colors.

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+List the six tertiary colors.

1. Red-violet

2. Red-orange

3. Yellow-green

4. Yellow-orange

5. Blue-green

6. Blue-violet

+What are the six characteristics of an Amate Bark Painting?

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+What are the six characteristics of an Amate Bark Painting?

1. Bright colors

2. Stacked shapes

3. Unusual size

4. Black outlines

5. Curvy lines

6. Border

7. Repetition of line, color and pattern

+Final Question.

Total your points and select your wager.

+Match the vocab word with its definition. Vocabulary Definition

1. Hatching & Stippling 2. Repetition 3. Flat Color 4. Curvilinear line5. Contour6. Stylize7. Shape 8. Pattern 9. Arbitrary color 10. Florescent 11. Balance12. Movement 13. Hue14. Intensity 15. Value

a. The distribution of visual weight in an artwork symmetrical or asymmetrical.

b. Exaggerated or simplified version of the original.

c. Colors used without reference to reality d. Name of color in color spectrume. A line that is curvedf. Used by artists to direct viewers eye through

their work often to focal areasg. Vivid or glowing h. Brightness or dullness of a huei. Repetition by elements or motifs in an

organized way j. Dull or mutedk. Outside edge of an object l. Use of patterns of motifs over and over m. Area that is defined by an outline or contrast

in value, color, or texturen. Lightness or darkness of a hueo. Drawing techniques

+Match the vocab word with its definition.

1.O2.L3.J4.E5.K6.B7.M8.I9.C10.G11.A12.F13.D14.H15.N