ShadeColorsopposite onthe colorwheelContourTexture thatis drawn orpainted tolook realColorShapes thataremathematicalin proportion. Line Colors thatare side byside on thecolor wheelPositiveA flat,enclosedarea that hastwodimensionsFormThebrightnessor dullnessof a colorOrganicAnothernamefor colorPrimaryGreen,blue, andpurpleGeometricWhat wesee whenlight reflectsoff an objectActualA line thatgoes sideto sideAnalogousMade bymixingcomplimentarycolorsCoolPlacing oneobject partially infront of anotherto create asense of depthand spaceHorizontalRed,yellow,and blueTextureA way to showdistance bymakingobjectssmallerComplimentaryAddingblack to acolorcreates thisWarmHowsomethingfeels orlooks like itwould feelNeutralAn objectthat hasthreedimensionsShapeMade bymixing twoprimarycolorsOverlappingRed,orange,andyellowVerticalTheoutline ofan object Secondary Shapes thatare irregularandfreeformHueA line thatgoes upand downPerspectiveThelightness ordarkness ofa colorNegativeThe areabetweenand aroundobjectsIntensityHow artphysicallyfeelsTintThesubject orareas ofinterestMonochromaticAddingwhite to acolorcreates thisImpliedThespacearound afocal pointSpaceThevariationof a singlecolorValueCreatedby a pathmoving inspaceShadeColorsopposite onthe colorwheelContourTexture thatis drawn orpainted tolook realColorShapes thataremathematicalin proportion. Line Colors thatare side byside on thecolor wheelPositiveA flat,enclosedarea that hastwodimensionsFormThebrightnessor dullnessof a colorOrganicAnothernamefor colorPrimaryGreen,blue, andpurpleGeometricWhat wesee whenlight reflectsoff an objectActualA line thatgoes sideto sideAnalogousMade bymixingcomplimentarycolorsCoolPlacing oneobject partially infront of anotherto create asense of depthand spaceHorizontalRed,yellow,and blueTextureA way to showdistance bymakingobjectssmallerComplimentaryAddingblack to acolorcreates thisWarmHowsomethingfeels orlooks like itwould feelNeutralAn objectthat hasthreedimensionsShapeMade bymixing twoprimarycolorsOverlappingRed,orange,andyellowVerticalTheoutline ofan object Secondary Shapes thatare irregularandfreeformHueA line thatgoes upand downPerspectiveThelightness ordarkness ofa colorNegativeThe areabetweenand aroundobjectsIntensityHow artphysicallyfeelsTintThesubject orareas ofinterestMonochromaticAddingwhite to acolorcreates thisImpliedThespacearound afocal pointSpaceThevariationof a singlecolorValueCreatedby a pathmoving inspace

Elements of Art - 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. Colors opposite on the color wheel
    Shade
  2. Texture that is drawn or painted to look real
    Contour
  3. Shapes that are mathematical in proportion.
    Color
  4. Colors that are side by side on the color wheel
    Line
  5. A flat, enclosed area that has two dimensions
    Positive
  6. The brightness or dullness of a color
    Form
  7. Another name for color
    Organic
  8. Green, blue, and purple
    Primary
  9. What we see when light reflects off an object
    Geometric
  10. A line that goes side to side
    Actual
  11. Made by mixing complimentary colors
    Analogous
  12. Placing one object partially in front of another to create a sense of depth and space
    Cool
  13. Red, yellow, and blue
    Horizontal
  14. A way to show distance by making objects smaller
    Texture
  15. Adding black to a color creates this
    Complimentary
  16. How something feels or looks like it would feel
    Warm
  17. An object that has three dimensions
    Neutral
  18. Made by mixing two primary colors
    Shape
  19. Red, orange, and yellow
    Overlapping
  20. The outline of an object
    Vertical
  21. Shapes that are irregular and freeform
    Secondary
  22. A line that goes up and down
    Hue
  23. The lightness or darkness of a color
    Perspective
  24. The area between and around objects
    Negative
  25. How art physically feels
    Intensity
  26. The subject or areas of interest
    Tint
  27. Adding white to a color creates this
    Monochromatic
  28. The space around a focal point
    Implied
  29. The variation of a single color
    Space
  30. Created by a path moving in space
    Value