Chapter 3

The various branches of art making activity, like painting or sculpture, are called ____.

A graphite rod in a wood or metal holder is called ___.

The surface or material that underlies a two dimensional work of art is called the ____.

A silverpoint drawing is ____.

In ___ printing, areas that are not to be printed are cut away from the printing surface, so the areas to be printed are left higher.

The word " intaglio " comes from the Italian verb meaning ____.

_____ is a type of printmaking process which uses a slab of limestone or metal and oily crayons, pencils or liquid.

Some of the oldest surviving paintings were made on ____.

Tempera paint is often used to create____.

______ sculptures are meant to be viewed from all sides.

A marble sculpture made by cutting away stone is made in a ____ process.

Except for very small sculptures, all cast sculptures are created using the _____ method of casting

The _____ is an early type of photographic process.

Gesso is a white, paint like substance that is brushed onto paper or canvas to serve as a ground for painting or drawings.

From an art historical perspective, drawing is one of the newest forms of art making .

Printmaking excludes any medium that can produce multiple copies of an image or a design.

Unlike mot printmaking process, mono-printing that makes only one copy of an image.

Slip is an acid resistant resin used to make aquatints.

Tempera, gouache,and watercolor are all water based paint media.

Because of oil paints dry quickly, it is difficult for artiste to make change to their paintings.

Gouache is a type of watercolor, which has Chinese white chalk added to it to create an opaque surface

Ceramics are found in almost every culture, from ancient times to the present.

Some contemporary artists use the craft of quilting as an art medium