What does the "Pop" in Pop Art stand for? (2 words)
Popular culture
Who made these Pop Art prints? (first and last name)
Andy Warhol
What printmaking technique did Andy Warhol primarily use?
Silk Screening (or screen printing)
What type of paint is translucent, needs water to activate it, but can also be damaged by water?
Watercolor
In the 1970's how much would it cost you for Andy Warhol to do a portrait of you?
$25,000
What is it called when you make copies of art? (not using a copy machine, of course)
Printmaking
What art is Andy Warhol famous for that was inspired by him being sick as a child and his mother taking care of him?
Campbell's Soup Cans
In what city did Andy Warhol live and make art for most of his life, after college?
New York City
What kind of art depicts subjects from popular culture, usually with bright colors?
Pop Art
What do you call the art technique where watercolor is applied over art made with wax and the watercolor won't stick to the wax, of course, so the wax shows through the applied watercolor?
Wax resist
What is Andy Warhol's real name?
Andrew Warhola
What special paper did we use to transfer our selfies to cardboard?
Carbon Paper
What you call it when paint is kind of see-through.
Translucent
What are crayons made of?
Wax
What do you call a print that is made by rubbing a crayon over a textured surface?
A rubbing.
Name one of the 3 main characteristics of watercolor paint.
translucent (see-through), needs water in order to use it, or NOT permanent (water can damage it)