Creating a focalpoint or center ofinterest by makingone element standout more thanothers.SecondaryColorsBoneDryLeatherHardThe arrangementof visual elementsto create a senseof stability andequilibrium withinthe artworkA path or markon a surface,creatingdirection andmovementA 2D enclosedarea, definedby lines andhaving heightand widthTertiaryColorsBisqueWareSlipThe visual tempoor beat in a workof art, created bythe carefulplacement ofrepeated itemsPrimaryColorsTypesofShapesThe sense ofwholeness andharmony createdwhen the elementsof art work togetherto for a cohesivecomposition.The use ofopposingelements, such aslight and dark, orlarge and small, tocreate visualinterest.The perceived visualproperty of an object,determined by itsability to reflect light,creating vibrancy andemotion.A 3D objectwith height,width, anddepthPlasticGuiding the viewer'seye through theartwork, often byusing lines, shapes,or colors to create asense of action.The repeateduse of elements,such as lines,shapes, colors,to create avisual rhythm.GlazeWareThe surfacequality of a work ofart, how it feels orappears to feel tothe touch, creatingvisual and tactileinterest.The lightness ordarkness of acolor from lightto dark, creatingcontrast anddimension.The area around,within, or betweenobjects in a workof art, creating asense of depth ordistance.The surfacequality of a work ofart, how it feels orappears to feel tothe touch, creatingvisual and tactileinterestCreating a focalpoint or center ofinterest by makingone element standout more thanothers.SecondaryColorsBoneDryLeatherHardThe arrangementof visual elementsto create a senseof stability andequilibrium withinthe artworkA path or markon a surface,creatingdirection andmovementA 2D enclosedarea, definedby lines andhaving heightand widthTertiaryColorsBisqueWareSlipThe visual tempoor beat in a workof art, created bythe carefulplacement ofrepeated itemsPrimaryColorsTypesofShapesThe sense ofwholeness andharmony createdwhen the elementsof art work togetherto for a cohesivecomposition.The use ofopposingelements, such aslight and dark, orlarge and small, tocreate visualinterest.The perceived visualproperty of an object,determined by itsability to reflect light,creating vibrancy andemotion.A 3D objectwith height,width, anddepthPlasticGuiding the viewer'seye through theartwork, often byusing lines, shapes,or colors to create asense of action.The repeateduse of elements,such as lines,shapes, colors,to create avisual rhythm.GlazeWareThe surfacequality of a work ofart, how it feels orappears to feel tothe touch, creatingvisual and tactileinterest.The lightness ordarkness of acolor from lightto dark, creatingcontrast anddimension.The area around,within, or betweenobjects in a workof art, creating asense of depth ordistance.The surfacequality of a work ofart, how it feels orappears to feel tothe touch, creatingvisual and tactileinterest

Elements, Principles, Stages of Clay - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Creating a focal point or center of interest by making one element stand out more than others.
  2. Secondary Colors
  3. Bone Dry
  4. Leather Hard
  5. The arrangement of visual elements to create a sense of stability and equilibrium within the artwork
  6. A path or mark on a surface, creating direction and movement
  7. A 2D enclosed area, defined by lines and having height and width
  8. Tertiary Colors
  9. Bisque Ware
  10. Slip
  11. The visual tempo or beat in a work of art, created by the careful placement of repeated items
  12. Primary Colors
  13. Types of Shapes
  14. The sense of wholeness and harmony created when the elements of art work together to for a cohesive composition.
  15. The use of opposing elements, such as light and dark, or large and small, to create visual interest.
  16. The perceived visual property of an object, determined by its ability to reflect light, creating vibrancy and emotion.
  17. A 3D object with height, width, and depth
  18. Plastic
  19. Guiding the viewer's eye through the artwork, often by using lines, shapes, or colors to create a sense of action.
  20. The repeated use of elements, such as lines, shapes, colors, to create a visual rhythm.
  21. Glaze Ware
  22. The surface quality of a work of art, how it feels or appears to feel to the touch, creating visual and tactile interest.
  23. The lightness or darkness of a color from light to dark, creating contrast and dimension.
  24. The area around, within, or between objects in a work of art, creating a sense of depth or distance.
  25. The surface quality of a work of art, how it feels or appears to feel to the touch, creating visual and tactile interest