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Art Appreciation Assignment 3
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A basic to intermediate Art Concept assignment going through the chapters of each module. This note, template, or short assignment is only one set out of multiple, set for terminology, concepts, summary, interpretations, critical thinking, examples of photos types, periods of art, artists, and mor...

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  • October 14, 2024
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Gouache - An opaque water-soluble paint

Tempera - Water-based paints

Encaustic - Pigments suspended in hot beeswax, resulting in lustrous surfaces that bring out the
full richness of colors

Watercolor - Pigments mixed with water

Mixed Media - Two-three dimensional elements, or a mixture

Acrylic - Pigment held in an acrylic polymer, a synthetic resin that provides a fast drying,
flexible film adheres to a wider variety of surfaces than do traditional painting media.

Oil Paint - Pigments mixed with various vegetable oils, such as linseed, walnut, and poppy seed.

Fresco - Pigments suspended in water and are applied to a damp lime-plaster surface

Mural - Any wall-size painting



Please give the correct answer to the following questions.



Dry powdery substance that produce the different colors in painting?

- Pigment

Name the primary colors

- Red, Yellow, & Blue

Name of the secondary colors

- Orange, green, and violet

List the complementary colors and explain what happens when they are mixed

- Red and green, or red and orange, blue and green, and yellow and violet, when mixed
they produce an opposite secondary color.

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