Below is a massive list of art words — that is, words related to art. The top 4 are: artist, painting, artwork and painter. You can get the definition(s) of a word in the list below by tapping the question-mark icon next to it. The words at the top of the list are the ones most associated with art, and as you go down the relatedness becomes more slight. By default, the words are sorted by relevance/relatedness, but you can also get the most common art terms by using the menu below, and there’s also the option to sort the words alphabetically so you can get art words starting with a particular letter. You can also filter the word list so it only shows words that are also related to another word of your choosing. So for example, you could enter «artist» and click «filter», and it’d give you words that are related to art and artist.
You can highlight the terms by the frequency with which they occur in the written English language using the menu below. The frequency data is extracted from the English Wikipedia corpus, and updated regularly. If you just care about the words’ direct semantic similarity to art, then there’s probably no need for this.
There are already a bunch of websites on the net that help you find synonyms for various words, but only a handful that help you find related, or even loosely associated words. So although you might see some synonyms of art in the list below, many of the words below will have other relationships with art — you could see a word with the exact opposite meaning in the word list, for example. So it’s the sort of list that would be useful for helping you build a art vocabulary list, or just a general art word list for whatever purpose, but it’s not necessarily going to be useful if you’re looking for words that mean the same thing as art (though it still might be handy for that).
If you’re looking for names related to art (e.g. business names, or pet names), this page might help you come up with ideas. The results below obviously aren’t all going to be applicable for the actual name of your pet/blog/startup/etc., but hopefully they get your mind working and help you see the links between various concepts. If your pet/blog/etc. has something to do with art, then it’s obviously a good idea to use concepts or words to do with art.
If you don’t find what you’re looking for in the list below, or if there’s some sort of bug and it’s not displaying art related words, please send me feedback using this page. Thanks for using the site — I hope it is useful to you! 🐓
That’s about all the art related words we’ve got! I hope this list of art terms was useful to you in some way or another. The words down here at the bottom of the list will be in some way associated with art, but perhaps tenuously (if you’ve currenly got it sorted by relevance, that is). If you have any feedback for the site, please share it here, but please note this is only a hobby project, so I may not be able to make regular updates to the site. Have a nice day! 🐾
Learn how to describe art using the right words and phrases. Everyone can write colorfully about artwork!
- Art Adjectives
- Art Nouns
- Art Verbs
- Negatives
- Art Styles & Movements
- Art Phrases
- absorbing
- abstract
- acclaimed
- accomplished
- adroit
- aesthetic
- aesthetically pleasing
- aggressive
- appealing
- artistic
- astonishing
- atmospheric
- authentic
- avant-garde
- award-winning
- awe-inspiring
- balanced
- baroque
- beautiful
- bold
- boundless
- brilliant
- candid
- ceramic
- characteristic
- classic
- collectable
- colorful
- complementary
- complex
- conceptual
- contemplative
- contemporary
- controversial
- conversational
- creative
- daring
- dazzling
- decorative
- deeply thoughtful
- delicate
- dense
- detailed
- infused
- inspirational
- inspired
- instinctive
- intellectual
- intense
- intensive
- interesting
- intuitive
- inventive
- labyrinthine
- layered
- lifelike
- literal
- luminous
- lyrical
- mature
- meandering
- mosaic-like
- moving
- mysterious
- mystical
- narrative
- organic
- original
- paradoxical
- passionate
- peaceful
- personal
- phenomenal
- pictorial
- playful
- potent
- profound
- provoking
- pure
- radiant
- realistic
- refined
- refreshing
- remarkable
- resourceful
- revealing
- disciplined
- disruptive
- distinctive
- distinguished
- divine
- dreamlike
- dreamy
- dynamic
- eclectic
- elevated
- elevating
- emergent
- emerging
- emotional
- emotionally charged
- enchanted
- energetic
- engaging
- engrossing
- enigmatic
- epochal
- ethereal
- evocative
- exceptional
- exotic
- explosive
- expressive
- extreme
- fascinating
- figural
- figurative
- fluid
- freelance
- fresh
- gorgeous
- graceful
- granular
- honest
- human
- hyper-creative
- imaginative
- impassioned
- impeccable
- romantic
- saturated
- sculptural
- semi-abstract
- sensual
- serene
- signature
- simple
- skilled
- soft
- sparse
- spiritual
- stimulating
- stirring
- studied
- stunning
- sublime
- substantive
- supple
- surreal
- symbolic
- tactile
- talented
- tasteful
- textile
- thought-provoking
- timeless
- touching
- traditional
- tranquil
- unconventional
- unexpected
- unforgettable
- unique
- universal
- unpredictable
- varied
- visionary
- visual
- visually stimulating
- voyeuristic
- abstraction
- abundance
- aesthetic
- an eye for
- art
- art form
- art gallery
- art style
- artist
- artistic career
- artistic endeavor
- artistic expresion
- artistic genius
- artwork
- assemblage
- balance
- beauty
- body of work
- brushwork
- camera
- canvas
- character
- collection
- collector
- color
- complexity
- composition
- concept
- conception
- contrasts
- conviction
- creative approach
- creativity
- dedication
- depth
- masterpiece
- mastery
- maturity
- meaning
- medium
- method
- mixed media
- mood
- motif
- movement
- museum
- mystique
- narrative
- nuance
- painting
- palette
- panel
- passion
- patron
- pattern
- perception
- perspective
- philosophy
- photo
- photograph
- picture
- piece
- portrait
- preoccupation
- process
- purity
- quality
- reaction
- realm
- detail
- diptych
- draftsmanship
- duality
- element
- exhibition
- exploration
- expression
- figure
- form
- format
- gallery
- growth
- hanging
- hue
- icon
- iconic value
- ideal
- illustration
- image
- imagery
- impact
- innovation
- inspiration
- installation
- instinct
- intensity
- interaction
- interpretation
- intricacies
- journey
- juxtaposition
- labyrinth
- landscape
- luminosity
- reflection
- representation
- scene
- scenery
- sculptor
- sculpture
- self-portrait
- sensation
- sensitivity
- sensuality
- series
- shading
- show
- skill
- space
- splendor
- style
- subconscious
- subject
- subject matter
- symbol
- symbolism
- talent
- taste
- technique
- texture
- theme
- transformation
- triptych
- understanding
- urge
- viewer
- viewing
- vision
- visualization
- accomplish
- affect
- apply
- arouse
- articulate
- awaken
- brush
- captivate
- capture
- carve
- characterize
- commission
- communicate
- conceptualize
- conjure
- contour
- contrast
- convey
- create
- critique
- dance
- decorate
- focus
- fuse
- hang
- illustrate
- immerse
- impassion
- incorporate
- inspire
- interlace
- interpret
- interweave
- intrigue
- invert
- juxtapose
- layer
- manipulate
- outline
- paint
- pioneer
- play on
- portray
- reach
- design
- develop
- display
- distort
- draw
- echo
- elevate
- emancipate
- embellish
- embody
- emerge
- emphasize
- enchant
- envision
- etch
- evoke
- excite
- exhibit
- experience
- explore
- express
- fascinate
- redefine
- refine
- reflect
- remind
- render
- represent
- reveal
- saturate
- sculpt
- shape
- shoot
- show
- sketch
- speaks of
- stir
- study
- touch
- transform
- uplift
- view
- visualize
- witness
- arrogant
- average
- bad art
- banal
- blasé
- boring
- catastrophe
- childish
- common
- commonplace
- confusing
- contrived
- copied
- crude
- devoid of skill
- disturbing
- drab
- dull
- lifeless
- mediocre
- numb
- pedestrian
- plain
- poorly-conceived
- poorly-executed
- predictable
- pretentious
- redundant
- self-absorbed
- senseless
- so-so
- sophomoric
- stereotyped
- sterile
- stiff
- street art
- ennui-inspiring
- flat
- forced
- frantic
- frigid
- gimmicky
- hollow
- hotel art
- in poor taste
- incompetent
- inconsistent
- inexperienced
- innocuous
- insincere
- irrelevant
- juvenile
- lacking
- lacking talent
- tasteless
- unaffecting
- unapproachable
- underwhelming
- undiscovered
- unfinished
- unimaginative
- unimportant
- uninspired
- uninteresting
- unoriginal
- unpracticed
- unrefined
- unsatisfying
- untalented
- vacuous
- void
- Abstract
- Abstract Expresionism
- Art Brut
- Art Deco
- Art Nouveau
- Arts & Crafts
- Baroque
- Bauhaus
- Ceramics
- Classical
- Constructivism
- Contemporary
- Cubism
- Dada
- Medieval
- Minimalism
- Modern
- Modernism
- Neo-Classical
- Neo-Expressionism
- Op-Art
- Orientalism
- Outsider
- painting
- Performance Art
- photography
- Photorealism
- Pop Art
- Digital Art
- Expressionism
- Fauvism
- Fine Art Photography
- Folk
- Found Art
- Futurism
- Glass Art
- Gothic
- graphic design
- Harlem Renaissance
- illustration
- Impressionism
- Installation Art
- Postmodern
- pottery
- Pre-Raphaelite
- printmaking
- Realism
- Renaissance
- Representational
- Rococo
- Romanticism
- Surrealism
- Symbolism
- Traditional
- Virtual Art
- woodworking
- [] and [] fill the mysterious world of the artist
- [] at its finest
- []’s work is truly []
- a bold expression of []
- a dedication to [] inspires his pieces
- a defining characteristic of her work
- a marriage of form and material
- a master of light/shadow/atmosphere/color/movement
- a meditation on []
- a multidimensional space where a variety of thoughts and ideas coexist
- a pictorial symphony
- a poetic mediation on the human spirit
- a profusion of [] references
- a traditional adherence to []
- addressing the paradoxical nature of []
- an attempt to reconcile a love for [] and []
- an awareness of the beauty of the everyday
- an extraordinary display of talent
- an intricate weaving of elements
- art that elevates the room
- blurring boundaries between [] and reality
- breaks down the boundaries of []
- capturing his subject matter with ease and []
- characteristic of his early/late work
- combines [] and [] in a single work of art
- combing movement, form, and color
- her photography reveals []
- her work is an enigmatic narrative of []
- her work is brilliant in conception and []
- his [] are a balance between [] and []
- his [] are well-thought out and executed
- his [] show talent beyond his years
- his canvas is a storytelling medium
- his choice of objects and images addresses the impact[]
- his paintings appeal to one’s []
- his paintings are recognizable for their mix of influences/imagery/use of color/subject matter
- his paintings reveal the influence of [] and remarkable understanding of []
- his pieces are skillfully and meticulously []
- his style is characterized by []
- his talent is uncontainable and has no boundaries
- his work explores contemporary []
- immerses the viewer in a [] journey
- immerses the viewer in a total experience of []
- inspired by the vastness and spirituality of []
- interweaving his passions of [] and []
- medium of choice
- no one uses the [] the way that the artist does
- portrayal of a real-life observation
- something to behold
- taps into the subconscious
- texture and complexity of the []’s surface
- the art inspires dialogue/you to action/terror/peace
- creating movement and depth
- deeply infused with []
- demonstrates the intense emotion of the artist
- developed a style all her own
- does not follow previous models in the [] canon
- drawing the viewer’s attention ever towards []
- evokes an emotional response
- exemplifying the medium’s expressive potential
- exploring the dichotomy between [] and []
- he can move effortless between mediums of [] and []
- he combines themes of [] and [] seamlessly
- he demonstrates a mastery and deep understanding of []
- he illustrates his perspective through a mastery of []
- he is primarily known for his work depicting []
- he seeks truth, but not always beauty
- her [] address the relationship between man and []
- her [] are admired worldwide
- her [] are dominated by [] colors and [] themes
- her [] are full of meaning and emotion
- her [] are physically and imaginatively idiosyncratic
- her [] are unmatched by an other artist with respect to []
- her [] depict [] blown-up to fantastic proportions
- her brushwork is smooth and studied
- her designs are influenced by []
- her designs are provocative and []
- her drawing is impressively executed
- the art transforms a single piece of [] into a []
- the art transforms the experience of [] into
- the artist breathes new life into the art of []
- the artist helps us to see his vision of []
- the artist is commended for her []
- the artist uses [] to its fullest potential
- the canvas tells a story of []
- the complexity of his vision and talent
- the discussion of [] is a common thread of her work
- the enduring effect of art in everyday life
- the expressive and [] way the artist approaches the world
- the images speak of new []
- the painting reveals imagery and symbolic intent
- the piece is simultaneously [] and []
- the true joy of the art derives from his view of []
- the work brings you to a place of []
- the work is of such exceptional beauty that the viewer []
- the work reflects life back to us with simplicity and truth
- to give life to the [] that reside within him/her
- to own her work is a privilege amongst discerning collectors
- to see her art is to witness []
- transforms the visible world
- visual musings on []
- whose methods combine [] with mixed media elements
- with intense hues and varied tones
- with utmost care and attention to every detail
Whether you are a busy artist looking to brush up on your knowledge of art-related words or an art student learning the essentials of painting, sculpting, drawing, and printmaking – having an A to Z list of helpful resources is invaluable for understanding what these disciplines involve.
That’s why we’ve put together this comprehensive glossary that explains in simple terms the most essential terms used when talking about artwork; from the basics such as acrylic paint and calligraphy ink all the way through to more technical terminology like foreshortening and pastel chalk. With a better grasp of how visual arts professionals describe their creations, discussing them with colleagues will become less daunting. Read on for our A To Z Art Words List!
Art Vocabulary Words
Here is the List of Some Most Common Art Vocabulary Words:
- Realism
- Gallery
- Acrylic Painting
- Quilting
- Turpentine
- Endurance
- Ultimate
- Falter
- Shallowness
- Fuzz
- Illumination
- Medium
- Lighting
- Graphic
- Trecento
- Erase
- Imagery
- Draw
- Ink
- Momentum
- Airbrush
- Ruler
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Colors Starting With A To Z
Art Words Staring With A to Z
Art Words That Start With A
- artisan
- actor
- academy
- artspeak
- artistry
- actress
- antiques
- artmaker
- assemble
- antiart
- ascii art
- artists
- art show
- archive
- animation
- artless
- artmobile
- arthur
- acrylic painting
- assets
- art museum
- avant-garde
- artistdom
- antique
- aesthete
- artifacts
- animations
- artworks
- artgoing
- archival
- album
- arp
- artsy craftsy
- art gallery
- auction
- ash
- aesthetic
- antisagging
- artistically
- art union
- artly
- artistic
- artistic expression
- avant garde
- at art show
- aural
- award-winning
- audio visual
- art and craft
- artist
- architecture
- acrylic resin
- artfuck
- attempt
- acting
- abstractionist
- author
- aquatint
- arty
- albums
- arts
- architectural
- art deco
- artsploitation
- artsy
- acrylic paint
- art
- aesthetics
- alt
- audubon
- abstract paintings
- array
- amate
- art galleries
- airbrush
- artfag
- art supply
- applied arts
- artlike
- at gallery open
- award
- acrylic
- artwork
- artfest
- acclaimed
Art Words That Start With B
- black art
- bridge
- be artist
- booklet
- brush
- bookplate
- biographical
- body paint
- buy paint
- brushwork
- biennale
- baroque
- biography
- business
- books
- best
- balance
- become artist
Art Words That Start With C
- cartooning
- credited
- collaborator
- creative
- conecept design
- copied
- canvases
- camaieu
- crafting
- chalk
- classic
- choreographer
- catalogue
- color
- catalogues
- collections
- collection
- compilation
- collaborated
- curator
- curatorial
- composers
- commanding
- cyberart
- calligraphy
- crafts
- cds
- contemporary art
- comic
- concept
- ceramics
- cover
- copy
- create
- cosplays
- combat
- classicist
- card
- curve
- compact
- clips
- curators
- canon
- collage
- catalog
- character
- chart
- collaboration
- culture
- coloring
- creative person
- craft
- carpet page
- comics
- content
- canvas
- constructivist
- convention
- convex
- creative work
- characters
- collectibles
- creator
- creativity
- collages
- create art
- cinematographer
- contemporary
- composer
- carver
- cosplay
- charcoal
- cultural
- creations
- coat wall
Art Words That Start With D
- delineative
- decorative art
- diptych
- draw
- displayed
- dance
- diversity
- design
- duchamp
- demitint
- direction
- depicting
- diy
- drawing
- designs
- discourse
- drypoint
- depict
- displays
- dev
- distemper
- dancing
- designer
- depaint
- draftsman
- dada
- depiction
- dancer
- dauber
- displaying
- decoupage
- decorate room
- decor
- decorative
- decorator
- duo
- documentary
- depicts
- drawings
- drawer
- display
- diorama
Art Words That Start With E
- endurance
- electropainting
- expressive
- exhibits
- encaustic
- engravings
- editing
- electropainted
- exhibitions
- exhibit
- edit
- entertainment
- exhibition
- era
- entertainer
- etchings
- environmental design
- easel
- etcher
- etching
- expressionism
- example
- expression
- erase
- engraved
- expressionist
- express creativity
- enlightenment
- effort
Art Words That Start With F
- featured
- fard
- filmmaker
- finger paint
- feature
- flag
- fuzz
- folk
- fine art
- filmmakers
- frame
- famous
- films
- fics
- fresco
- figure
- featuring
- falter
- fan
- framed
- film
- fiction
- fanart
- features
- fluid
- figurine
- fic
- fashion
- flavor
Art Words That Start With G
- get some paint
- graphics
- glyptography
- guides
- gesso
- geometric
- Gallery
- graphic art
- graphic
- gouache
- galleries
- gameplay
- genre
- glaze
- graffiti
- gallery open
- glassblower
- game
- graphical user interface
- games
- graphic design
- glasswork
Art Words That Start With H
- housepainting
- hobby
- handiwork
- hatching
- hyperrealism
- humanities
- high art
- handmade
- history
- homiletics
- home improvement
- hirschfeld
- have brush
Art Words That Start With I
- iconic
- illumination
- indie
- impaint
- installation art
- iconography
- illustrated
- intermedia
- inf
- illustrate
- illustration
- image
- inspired
- illustrator
- imagery
- infusion
- indiana
- ink
- illustrative
- inspiration
- innovation
- icon
- icons
- impasto
- impressionism
- illustrations
- images
- illustrating
Art Words That Start With J
- jazz
- japonism
- johns
- jewelry
- juried
- jean arp
- jasper johns
- judgment
Art Words That Start With K
- key
- kitsch
- kiln
Art Words That Start With L
- lino cut
- linocut
- lear
- learn to paint
- luster
- lighting
- line
- longueur
- limn
- letter sign
- legendary
- literary
- liner brush
- lore
- low-relief
- latex
- lensman
- logo
- liberal art
- life class
- literature
Art Words That Start With M
- marcel duchamp
- magnum opus
- media
- mosaic
- meme
- master
- modernist
- medium
- models
- marouflage
- monochromy
- modernism
- momentum
- movies
- meager
- mural
- motif
- mosaics
- museums
- musical
- museum
- model
- muse
- masa
- merch
- museum wing
- metalwork
- musicians
- maxfield parrish
- memes
- maestro
- musician
- mask tape
- make paint
- miniaturist
- masterpiece
- minstrelsy
- material
- manuscript
- movie
- make picture
- minimalist
- masterpieces
- masterworks
- modern art
- miniate
- montage
- murals
- music
Art Words That Start With N
- nudes
- novel
- notable
- notation
- name
- neutral
- nonrepresentational
- non textual matter
- novelist
- new look
Art Words That Start With O
- oil paint
- originals
- original
- on wall
- old master
- overlap
- oeuvre
- oil color
- outpaint
- office
- ornamentalist
- other
Art Words That Start With P
- pieces
- paintings
- photography
- paintbrush
- pcr
- portraiture
- portray
- painted
- photograph
- paint brush
- posters
- photo
- pictorialism
- pop
- products
- puppetry
- portfolio
- performing arts
- paint house
- pictorial
- photogravure
- painter
- production
- porcelain
- porn
- pose
- portraits
- patronage
- paleoart
- pseudophotograph
- pictures
- portrait
- paintings drawings
- presents
- plastic art
- photo realism
- paint out
- photographs
- painty
- prints
- panorama
- performer
- palette
- performed
- placement
- picturer
- pencil
- painture
- philosophy
- printing
- performance art
- performers
- producer
- place
- printmaker
- physical body
- photomontage
- paint picture
- photographic
- product
- papier
- prominently
- picasso
- pixel art
- portraitist
- poster
- picturesque
- paint on canvas
- picture
- painters
- paintmaking
- painterly
- poet
- piece
- playwright
- pyrographer
- personal
- paint
- printed
- painting
- photographer
- photos
- paintathon
- paint wall
- prog
- pre-raphaelite
- pioneer
- pictorial convention
- pianist
- paintless
- poetry
- pop art
- paintinglike
- project
- performance
- pioneering
- printmaking
- pastiche
- pottery
- publication
- paintable
Art Words That Start With Q
- quality
- quilting
Art Words That Start With R
- rococo
- restraint
- realism
- remixes
- reproduced
- retrospective
- romanticist
- renowned
- renderings
- repetition
- recording
- repaint
- ruler
- recoat
- remastered
- romantic
- religious icon
- reproductions
Art Words That Start With S
- stippler
- spray paint
- spell
- scratchboard
- staffage
- semigloss
- sci
- school
- shapes
- song
- scheme
- singers
- surrealism
- singer
- sculpting
- sculpture
- singing
- sculptors
- screenplay
- studio
- singer-songwriter
- sport
- songwriter
- songs
- shallowness
- subtle
- sculpturer
- sculptures
- stone
- stipple
- soundtrack
- shade
- stories
- style
- stylist
- showcases
- surrealist
- sketch
- sculptor
- seascape
- sculptural
- symbolist
- sculpt
- screenwriter
- science
- sketches
- still life
- skill
- sgraffito
- sacred
- statues
- sound
- story
- starred
- speech
- street art
Art Words That Start With T
- theatre
- trecento
- tint
- tech
- traditional art
- tapestries
- turpentine
- theatrical
- tanka
- text
- track
- technicolor
- textile arts
- topcoat
- topiary
- tempera
- theme
- titled
- the
- tables
- triptych
- taxidermy
- trompe l’oeil
- talaria
- telescopy
- tone
- tiffany
Art Words That Start With U
- underpainting
- unpaint
- undertone
- use brush
- ultimate
- unusual
Art Words That Start With V
- videography
- visual arts
- varnish
- visual art
- ventriloquism
- visual
- vision
- visuals
- video
- visual artist
- videos
- vitrine
- vocalist
- variety
Art Words That Start With W
- watercolors
- wall cover
- watercolour
- wood carving
- whirl
- well-known
- weapon
- watercolor painting
- water base paint
- work
- work of art
- works
- watercolor paintings
- written
- watercolor
- writing
- wheel
- writer
- warhol
- world
- watercolorist
Art Words That Start With Y, Z
- young
- ziggurat
- zest
Painting Vocabulary:
- Brushstroke
- Palette
- Composition
- Impressionism
- Realism
- Expressionism
- Landscape
- Portrait
- Still life
- En plein air
- Opaque
- Transparent
- Glaze
- Underpainting
- Varnish
- Pigment
- Canvas
- Easel
- Impasto
- Gesso
- Acrylic
- Oil paint
- Watercolor
- Mixed media
- Genre painting
- Fresco
- Trompe-l’oeil
- Alla prima
- Tenebrism
- Chiaroscuro
Visual Art Vocabulary:
- Aesthetics
- Proportion
- Balance
- Harmony
- Contrast
- Form
- Line
- Shape
- Texture
- Color
- Space
- Perspective
- Symmetry
- Unity
- Emphasis
- Movement
- Repetition
- Rhythm
- Pattern
- Abstraction
- Conceptual art
- Installation
- Performance art
- Video art
- Public art
- Site-specific art
- Kinetic art
- Op art
- Pop art
- Minimalism
Digital Art Vocabulary:
- Pixel
- Resolution
- Digital painting
- 3D modeling
- Vector art
- Image manipulation
- Digital collage
- Digital print
- Fractal art
- Algorithmic art
- Generative art
- Motion graphics
- Virtual reality
- Augmented reality
- Interactive art
- Game art
- Web design
- User experience
- Interface design
- Mobile app design
- Digital photography
- Digital animation
- Video art
- Sound art
- Net art
- Electronic literature
- Cyberculture
- Digital storytelling
- Digital curation
- Artificial intelligence art
Abstract Art Vocabulary:
- Non-representational
- Minimalism
- Color field painting
- Hard-edge painting
- Gestural abstraction
- Tachisme
- Lyrical abstraction
- Abstract expressionism
- Post-painterly abstraction
- Op art
- Kinetic art
- Geometric abstraction
- Constructivism
- Suprematism
- De Stijl
- Bauhaus
- Futurism
- Cubism
- Dadaism
- Surrealism
- Abstract illusionism
- Chromatic abstraction
- Systemic painting
- Conceptual abstraction
- Neo-expressionism
- Postmodernism
- Digital abstract art
- Abstraction in nature
- Abstraction in music
- Abstraction in science
Modern Art Vocabulary:
- Avant-garde
- Modernism
- Cubism
- Futurism
- Dadaism
- Surrealism
- Abstract expressionism
- Color field painting
- Pop art
- Op art
- Minimalism
- Conceptual art
- Land art
- Performance art
- Body art
- Feminist art
- Postmodernism
- Neo-expressionism
- Installation art
- Digital art
- New media art
- Kin
- Street art
- Graffiti art
- Video art
- Environmental art
- Outsider art
- Kinetic art
- Photorealism
- Appropriation art
Art History Vocabulary:
- Renaissance
- Baroque
- Rococo
- Neoclassicism
- Romanticism
- Realism
- Impressionism
- Post-Impressionism
- Art Nouveau
- Expressionism
- Surrealism
- Abstract Expressionism
- Minimalism
- Conceptual art
- Performance art
- Pop art
- Land art
- Neo-expressionism
- Postmodernism
- Digital art
- Graffiti art
- Street art
- Outsider art
- Feminist art
- Installation art
- Contemporary art
- Art deco
- Arts and crafts movement
- Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
- Bauhaus
Basic Art Vocabulary:
- Artwork
- Medium
- Palette
- Canvas
- Easel
- Perspective
- Composition
- Contrast
- Tone
- Texture
- Form
- Shape
- Line
- Color
- Space
- Balance
- Unity
- Emphasis
- Movement
- Pattern
- Rhythm
- Proportion
- Symmetry
- Aesthetics
- Critique
- Exhibition
- Artistic process
- Creativity
- Inspiration
- Artistic expression
Watercolor Vocabulary:
- Wash
- Wet-on-wet
- Drybrush
- Blending
- Layering
- Masking
- Bleeding
- Salt effect
- Lifting
- Graded wash
- Flat wash
- Glazing
- Sgraffito
- Resist
- Granulation
- Stippling
- Impressionistic
- Transparent
- Opaque
- Gum arabic
- Burnishing
- Dry paper technique
- Wet paper technique
- Splattering
- Scumbling
- Calligraphy
- Tonal values
- Negative painting
Art Gallery Vocabulary:
- Exhibition
- Curator
- Vernissage
- Installation
- Gallery wall
- Art collector
- Art auction
- Art fair
- Art dealer
- Artist residency
- Art appraisal
- Art authentication
- Art inventory
- Art insurance
- Art investment
- Limited edition
- Fine art print
- Sculpture Garden
- Artist talk
- Art book
- Art magazine
- Art newsletter
- Art catalog
- Gallery assistant
- Art sales
- Art loan
- Commission
- Art transport
- Art Conservation
- Framing
Artist Words List:
- Creativity
- Inspiration
- Technique
- Talent
- Imagination
- Vision
- Innovation
- Experimentation
- Style
- Medium
- Expression
- Artistic process
- Concept
- Originality
- Experimentation
- Dedication
- Practice
- Portfolio
- Artistic community
- Career
- Commission
- Collaboration
- Entrepreneurship
- Branding
- Marketing
- Networking
- Self-promotion
- Grants
- Artist Statement
- Artistic legacy
Oil Painting Vocabulary:
- Impasto
- Glaze
- Alla prima
- Chiaroscuro
- Tenebrism
- Underpainting
- Varnish
- Solvent
- Linseed oil
- Turpentine
- Mineral spirits
- Drying time
- Oil painting mediums
- Retouching varnish
- Fat over lean
- Thin over thick
- Impressionistic
- Realistic
- Traditional
- Modern
- Contemporary
- Flemish technique
- Venetian technique
- Grisaille
- Scumbling
- Glazing medium
- Damar varnish
- Gesso
- Pigment
- Color mixing
Teaching Art Vocabulary:
- Pedagogy
- Lesson plan
- Learning objectives
- Assessment
- Rubric
- Critique
- Feedback
- Studio art
- Visual literacy
- Art history
- Art appreciation
- Art theory
- Techniques
- Mediums
- Artistic process
- Creative problem-solving
- Critical thinking
- Art criticism
- Art education research
- Arts integration
- Multicultural art education
- Inclusive art education
- Differentiated instruction
- Special education in art
- Teaching art online
- Teaching art to children
- Teaching art to adults
- Art education advocacy
- Professional development
- Curriculum development
About The Author
Англо-русский глоссарий по теме «Искусство»
| ИСКУССТВО | |
| WORD / PHRASE | ПЕРЕВОД |
| to practice an art | заниматься искусством |
| abstract art | абстракционизм |
| classical art | классическое искусство |
| modern art | современное искусство |
| primitive art | примитивизм |
| graphic art | графическое искусство, графика |
| plastic arts | пластическое искусство |
| art school | художественное училище |
| Art Nouveau | франц. стиль модерн (художественный и архитектурный стиль конца XIX — начала XX вв.) |
| antique art | античное искусство |
| folk art | народное искусство |
| decorative art | декоративное искусство |
| applied art | прикладное искусство |
| art of building | зодчество |
| art castings | художественное литье |
| Graphic (black-and-white) art | искусство графики |
| art is long, life is short посл. | жизнь коротка, искусство вечно |
| Fine Arts | изобразительные искусства (музей изобразительных искусств имени С. Д. Эрьзи — the S. Erzya Museum of Fine Arts) |
| (the) Academy of Arts | Академия художеств |
| pictorial art | живопись |
| История искусства: эпохи и направления | |
| WORD / PHRASE | ПЕРЕВОД |
| Stone Age art | искусство Каменного Века |
| Classical Greek | древнегреческий |
| Byzantine | византийский |
| Flemish | фламандский |
| Gothic | готический |
| the Renaissance period | эпоха Возрождения |
| the Baroque age | эпоха барокко |
| the Romantic era | эра Романтизма |
| the Neo-Classicists | неоклассицисты |
| the Itinerants | Передвижники |
| Impressionism | импрессионисты |
| The Symbolists | символисты |
| Expressionism | экспрессионизм |
| Cubism | кубизм |
| Pop art | поп-арт |
| Художественные жанры | |
| WORD / PHRASE | ПЕРЕВОД |
| acrylic painting | живопись акриловой краской |
| bark painting | живопись на коре |
| battle piece | батальная живопись |
| caricature | карикатура |
| ceremonial portrait | парадный портрет |
| collage | коллаж |
| drawing | рисунок |
| easel painting | станковая живопись |
| engraving | гравюра, эстамп |
| family group | семейный портрет |
| full-length portrait | портрет в полный рост |
| genre bas | «низкий жанр», бытовой жанр |
| genre painting | жанровая живопись |
| historical painting | историческая живопись |
| landscape | пейзаж |
| marine / seascape | морской пейзаж |
| miniature | миниатюра |
| mosaics | мозаика |
| mural | фреска, настенная живопись |
| oil painting | картина маслом |
| pastel picture | рисунок пастелью |
| self-portrait | автопортрет |
| sketch | набросок, этюд |
| still life | натюрморт |
| tapestry | гобелен |
| wall / mural painting | настенная живопись |
| water-colour | живопись акварелью |
| master | великий художник, мастер |
| old masters | cтарые мастера, особенно художники XVII-XVIII вв.; картины старых мастеров |
| moderns | cовременные художники |
| painter | живописец, художник |
| artist | художник (в широком смысле слова) |
| landscape painter | пейзажист |
| portrait painter (portraitist) | портретист |
| painter of sea-scapes | маринист |
| still life painter | художник, пишущий натюрморты |
| pastel(l)ist (pastel painter) | художник, рисующий пастелью |
| black-and-white artist (a painter in black-and-white) | график |
| colourist | художник-колорист |
| dauber | плохой художник |
| draughtsman (draftsman) | рисовальщик |
| art dealer | маршан; тот, кто продает и покупает картины; торговец произведениями искусства |
| colour-man | торговец красками |
| art-lover | любитель искусства |
| art-worker | художественный деятель |
| avant-garde | авангард |
| be in advance of one’s time | опережать свое время |
| be taught painter | выучиться на художника |
| become famous overnight | стать известным за одну ночь |
| break with the tradition | порвать с традицией |
| canvas | картина, полотно |
| capture the sitter’s vitality, transient expression | передать энергию модели, мимолетное выражение лица |
| conform to the taste of the period | соответствовать вкусу эпохи |
| depict a person, a scene of common life, the mood of… | изображать человека, бытовую сцену, настроение |
| develop one’s own style of painting | выработать собственный стиль письма |
| die forgotten and penniless | умереть в бедности и безызвестности |
| do a painting | написать картину |
| expose the dark sides of life | изображать темную сторону жизни |
| fashionable artist | модный художник |
| mature artist | зрелый художник |
| nude model | обнаженная модель |
| paint from nature, memory | писать с натуры / по памяти |
| paint mythological, historical subjects | писать на мифологические, исторические сюжеты |
| painting | 1) живопись, 2) картина |
| picture | 1) картина, 2) фотография |
| portrait/landscape painter | портретист / пейзажист |
| portray people, emotions with moving sincerity/restraint | изображать людей, эмоции с трогательной искренностью / сдержанностью |
| render, interpret the personality of… | передавать характер… |
| reveal the person’s nature | раскрыть характер |
| self-taught artist | художник-самоучка |
| specialize in portraiture, still life | специализироваться в написании портретов, натюрмортов |
| Навыки художника | |
| WORD / PHRASE | ПЕРЕВОД |
| his painterly talents | его талант к живописи |
| complete command of colour | великолепное владение цветом |
| the brush | искусство художника |
| brushwork | манера художника накладывать краски кистью; манера письма |
| creative work | творчество |
| finished technique | отточенное мастерство |
| to group | подбирать гармонично краски, цвета |
| handling | умение художника владеть кистью |
| verve | живость и яркость (описания); сила изображения, индивидуальность художника |
| exquisite work | тонкое мастерство |
| paint shop | изостудия |
| studio | мастерская художника |
| art exhibit | художественная выставка |
| exhibit | экспонат; выставлять,экспонировать |
| art exhibition | художественная выставка |
| art gallery | художественная галерея |
| a picture gallery | картинная галерея |
| a picture show | выставка картин |
| show | выставка |
| one-man exhibition | персональная выставка |
| private exhibition | частная выставка |
| at the exhibition | на выставке |
| exhibition halls (rooms) | выставочные залы |
| loan exhibition | выставка картин, временно предоставленных владельцами для экспозиции (музеем или отделтным лицом) |
| display | выставка; выставлять, показывать |
| varnishing-day | день накануне выставки (когда художники могут подправить свои картины, покрыть их лаком); вернисаж |
| opening day | вернисаж |
| pictures hung on the line | картины, выставленные так, что центр картины находится на уровне глаз зрителя; |
| Инструменты художника | |
| WORD / PHRASE | ПЕРЕВОД |
| brush | кисть |
| canvas | холст |
| chalk | мел |
| charcoal | угольный карандаш |
| colour box / palette | палитра |
| crayon | цветной карандаш, мелок |
| drapery | драпировка |
| easel | мольберт |
| enamel | эмаль, финифть |
| encaustic | энкаустика |
| frame | рама |
| fresco | фреска, фресковая живопись |
| gouache | гуашь |
| ink | чернила |
| India ink | тушь |
| Indian ink | тушь |
| lacquer | лак, глазурь |
| liquid | 1) жидкость 2) жидкий |
| oil paint | масляная краска |
| paintbox | коробка с красками |
| panel | тонкая доска для живописи, панно |
| pigment | пигмент |
| tempera | темпера |
| to charcoal | рисовать углем |
| vehicle | растворитель |
| watercolour | акварель |
| sketch-book | альбом, тетрадь для рисования |
| drawing-block | тетрадь для рисования |
| easel | мольберт; The easel is a frame which supports the painting during its progress. — Мольберт — это подставка, на которой устанавливается картина во время работы над ней |
| to adjust (set) an easel | поставить, укрепить мольберт |
| easel-picture | картина на мольберте (во время рисования) |
| He continued working on his easel-pieces. | Он продолжал работу над картиной, стоявшей на мольберте |
| Canvas | холст, картина, полотно (о произведении искусства: фильме, картине и т.д.) |
| to stretch canvas | натягивать холст |
| frame | рама; вставлять в раму |
| stretcher | подрамник, на который натягивают холст |
| paint brush | кисть (для рисования) |
| paint oil | олифа |
| paint-box | коробка красок |
| a box of paints | набор красок |
| colour-box | ящик с красками |
| a set of (oil) paints | набор (масляных) красок |
| palette knife | мастихин |
| colour pan | палитра (доска для смешивания красок) |
| lacquer | лак |
| solvent | растворитель; |
| Paint. Painting. Sketch. | |
| WORD / PHRASE | ПЕРЕВОД |
| Paint 1. | 1) а) рисование б) рисунок; 2) а) краска; окраска |
| to dilute paint | разводить краску |
| to mix paints | смешивать краски |
| to scrape paint | соскабливать краску |
| to spread paint evenly | ровно распределять краску |
| to spray paint | распылять краску |
| paint chips | краска облетает |
| paint peels | краска сходит, слезает |
| Paint | б) (pl.) краски |
| a box of paints | ящик с красками |
| Paint 2. | а) писать красками |
| to paint a portrait in oil(s) | написать портрет масляными красками |
| paint from nature | рисовать/писать с натуры; Syn: depict, portray, delineate |
| Paint | б) заниматься живописью |
| Paint | в) расписывать красками (дом, стену, окно и т.д.) |
| to paint a wall | расписать стену |
| paint in | вписывать красками; The trees in the background were painted in later by a different artist. Деревья на заднем плане были дорисованы другим художником |
| Paint | Syn: colour |
| Sketch 1. | эскиз, набросок |
| to draw, make a sketch | сделать набросок |
| a composite sketch | сложный эскиз |
| a rough sketch | предварительный набросок; Syn: drawing, draft, outline |
| Sketch 2. | 1) рисовать эскиз, делать набросок; I always sketch with pen and paper.Я всегда делаю свои наброски на бумаге ручкой |
| Sketch | 2) описывать в общих чертах |
| preliminary sketch | предварительный набросок |
| outline/study | набросок; эскиз / этюд |
| to draw up an outline, to make an outline | сделать эскиз, набросок |
| bare, broad, general, rough outline | приблизительный набросок; Syn: sketch, draft |
| Painting | 1) живопись |
| Painting | а) вид изобразительного искусства |
| finger painting | рисование пальцами (о маленьких детях, рисующих масляными красками) |
| Flemish painting | фламандская живопись |
| hard-edge painting | амер. «живопись четких контуров» |
| wall painting | амер. настенная живопись (традиционный элемент пейзажа больших городов) |
| water-color painting | акварельная живопись |
| oil painting | 1) живопись масляными красками; 2) картина, написанная масляными красками |
| Painting | б) (произведение) роспись; изображение, картина |
| to authenticate a painting | устанавливать подлинность картины |
| to do a painting | рисовать картину |
| to restore a painting | реставрировать картину |
| a painting depicts, portrays, shows | картина изображает, представляет |
| Painting | в) занятие живописью; рисование |
| to be taught painting | обучаться живописи; Two hobbies she really enjoyed, painting and gardening. У нее было два занятия, которые ей по-настоящему нравились: рисование и садоводство. Syn: coloring |
| Painting | 2) окраска, малярное дело |
| painting and decorating | малярные работы |
| mural painting | стенная живопись |
| dip painting | окрашивание окунанием |
| Battle painting | батальная живопись |
| Genre painting | жанровая живопись |
| Anecdotal painting | разновидность жанровой живописи |
| Historical painting | историческая живопись |
| Landscape painting | пейзажная живопись |
| Monumental painting | монументальная живопись |
| Mural painting | фресковая живопись |
| “plain-air” painting | пленэристическая живопись |
| plain-air technique | пленэрная живопись |
| in the open air | на открытом воздухе (на пленэре) |
| “plain air” (фр. plein air) | пленэр (живопись на открытом воздухе вне мастерской) |
| portraiture | портретная живопись; собир. портреты |
| water-color painting | акварельная живопись |
| Colour. Depict. Изображение. | |
| WORD / PHRASE | ПЕРЕВОД |
| Colour 1. | n; живопись color 1) цвет (обычно яркий), оттенок, тон, колер |
| out of colour | выцветший, выгоревший |
| (Antonym) without colour | бесцветный; перен. «серый», обыкновенный, ничем не примечательный, незаметный |
| Colour | 2) краска, красящее вещество, пигмент; This one is painted in dark colours. Эта картина нарисована темными красками |
| colouring | 1) окрашивание, раскрашивание; 2) окраска, расцветка, цвет |
| Colour 2. | v.; живопись color иметь или придавать цвет; красить, раскрашивать; окрашивать |
| Depict | изображать на картине, рисовать. The artist depicted him strolling through a garden. Художник изобразил его гуляющим в саду. Syn: picture, portray, paint |
| Portray | рисовать портрет; изображать (кого-л.) |
| Portrayal | рисование портрета, изображение |
| Delineate | 1) набрасывать, чертить, намечать. The exact position is delineated on the plan. На плане отмечена точное местоположение |
| Delineate | 2) (переносное значение) схематически изображать (то, что должно быть создано); делать набросок; набрасывать. Our laws and the whole constitution of our state having been thus delineated. Таким образом, сделан предварительный проект наших законов и конституции в целом |
| Deliniation | изображение |
| Draw. Colour and Paint. | |
| WORD / PHRASE | ПЕРЕВОД |
| Draw | чертить, рисовать, набрасывать рисунок; The assignment is to draw a horse in motion. Задание — сделать набросок бегущей лошади |
| to draw in pen and ink | рисовать тушью |
| Drawing | 1) рисование; черчение; 2) рисунок, набросок, эскиз (сделанный ручкой, карандашом или мелком); 3) чертеж |
| to do, make a drawing | рисовать |
| a freehand drawing | чертеж от руки |
| a line drawing | чертеж; рисунок пером или карандашом |
| Design | чертеж, эскиз, набросок; рисунок, узор; делать эскизы наброски, создавать узоры и т. п |
| trace out | набрасывать (план, рисунок) |
| dash | быстрый набросок; мазок; штрих; набрасывать краску на холст |
| dot | точка; ставить точки, особая техника письма в живописи (не мазками, а точками так наз. пуантилизм) |
| to block in | набрасывать (рисунок, схему). He blocked the picture in roughly. Он сделал набросок картины |
| painter’s paint/decorative paint | художественная краска |
| water paint | водная краска |
| flat paint/dull paint | матовая краска |
| water-colour | 1) обыкн. мн. акварель, акварельные краски 2) акварель (рисунок) |
| oil-colours/ oil(s) | масляные краски |
| gouache | гуашь |
| crayon | цветной карандаш, цветной мелок, пастель; рисунок цветным карандашом, пастелью |
| hue | краска, оттенок, тон, цвет |
| colour tone | оттенок |
| tint | краска, оттенок, тон, в котором преобладает белый цвет (в картине) |
| half-tint | полутон |
| primary colours/ simple colours/ fundamental colours | основные цвета |
| cold and warm tones | холодные и теплые тона |
| semi-tones | полутона |
| low-toned pictutres | картины, написанные в смягченных тонах |
| subdued tones | приглушенные тона |
| broken tones | неровные тона |
| flesh colour | телесный цвет |
| pastel | пастель |
| light and shade | свет и тени |
| pastel | пастель |
| pastel shades | пастельные тона, оттенки |
| to paint in pastel | рисовать пастелью |
| pastel blue | пастельно-голубой, нежно-голубой |
| play of light | игра света |
| line and colour | рисунок и краска |
| colour scheme | палитра (колорит) художника |
| palette | палитра; колорит художника; стирать уже написанную часть картины мастихином |
| coloration | колорит (в живописи) |
| colour scale/ scale | живоп. цветовая гамма |
| colour match | цветовое согласование; цветовое уравнивание |
| relations of tone and colour | соотношение тона и цвета |
| colour rendition | спец. цветопередача, верность воспроизведения цвета |
| effect (часто pl) | впечатление от сочетания красок на картине |
| division of colours | приемы дивизионизма (живопись раздельными мазками) |
| the play of colours | игра (переливы) красок |
| riot of colours | изобилие, богатство красок |
| intensity | яркость, глубина (красок) |
| saturation | насыщенность цвета в живописи |
| colourful | красочный, яркий |
| colourless | бесцветный, бледный |
| colourlessness | тусклость |
| Выставка. Композиция картины | |
| WORD / PHRASE | ПЕРЕВОД |
| art gallery | художественная галерея |
| exhibit | экспонат |
| exhibition | выставка |
| art exhibition | художественная выставка |
| one-man exhibition | персональная выставка |
| permanent exhibition | постоянная выставка |
| special exhibition | специальная выставка |
| travelling exhibition | передвижная выставка |
| exhibition about | выставка, посвященная… |
| exhibition hall | выставочный зал |
| exposition | экспозиция |
| to display | выставлять |
| to go to an exhibition | пойти на выставку |
| to put on exhibition / stage an exhibition | устроить выставку |
| accentuate something | подчеркнуть |
| arrange symmetrically, asymmetrically, in a pyramid, in a vertical format | расположить (а)симметрично, в форме пирамиды, вертикально |
| be scarcely discernible | едва различимый |
| blend with the landscape | сливаться, сочетаться с пейзажем |
| define the nearer figures more sharply | обозначить ближайшие фигуры более резко |
| emphasize contours purposely | преднамеренно акцентировать контуры |
| in the background | на заднем плане |
| at the bottom | внизу |
| in the foreground | на переднем плане |
| in the left (right)-hand corner | в левом (правом) углу |
| at the top | наверху |
| indicate the sitter’s profession | указывать на профессию модели |
| perspective | перспектива |
| place the figures against the landscape background | располагать фигуры на фоне пейзажа |
| Картина | |
| WORD / PHRASE | ПЕРЕВОД |
| Picture | картина; рисунок |
| a picture by Rubens | картина Рубенса |
| to draw, paint a picture | рисовать, писать картину; изображать на картине, рисовать |
| a piece of art | художественное произвдение |
| art work | 1. художественное произведение; 2. оригинал |
| a work of art | произведение искусства |
| piece | картина |
| battle piece | батальная картина |
| conversation piece | живоп. жанровая картина (изображающая группу людей (особ. членов семьи) за каким-л. обыденным занятием) |
| life-size | размер в натуральную величину (о картинах, скульптурах) |
| half-life size | в половину натуральной величины |
| masterpiece | шедевр |
| to create a masterpiece | создать шедевр |
| enduring masterpiece | бессмертный шедевр |
| scene | вид, пейзаж, картина |
| scenery | пейзаж (всегда в ед.ч. и только о природе) |
| landscape | пейзаж; ландшафт (вид живописи и картина, изображающая пейзаж) |
| city-scape/townscape | городской пейзаж |
| marina / sea piece/ water piece/sea-scape | картина, изображающая морской вид, морской пейзаж, марина |
| still life | натюрморт |
| flower piece | натюрморт с цветами |
| fruit-piece | натюрморт с фруктами |
| portrait | портрет |
| self-portrait | автопортрет |
| half-lengh portrait | поясной портрет |
| full-lengh portrait | портрет во весь рост |
| shoulder-lengh portrait | погрудный портрет |
| knee-lengh portrait | портрет по колено |
| group portrait | групповой портрет |
| equestrian portrait | конный портрет |
| miniature | миниатюра (вид живописи и небольшая картина, обычно портрет) |
| caricature | карикатура |
| reproduction | репродукция, копия |
| art reproduction | художественная репродукция |
| art print | художественная репродукция, иллюстрация |
| prior art | прототип |
| panel | тонкая доска для живописи; панно; длинная узкая картина |
| fresco | фреска, фресковая живопись |
| line art | штриховой рисунок |
| black-and-white | рисунок пером |
| art collection | коллекция произведений искусства |
| daub | плохая картина, мазня; малевать |
| highlights | самая светлая часть картины |
| in the foreground | на переднем плане |
| in the background | на заднем плане |
| in the middle ground | на втором плане |
| against a background | на фоне |
| Описание картины | |
| WORD / PHRASE | ПЕРЕВОД |
| chaotic | хаотичный |
| cheap | дешевый |
| colourless daub of paint | бесцветная мазня |
| crude | кричащий |
| depressing | унылый, тягостный |
| disappointing | печальный |
| distinguished by a marvellous sense of colour and composition | отличается потрясающим чувством цвета и композиции |
| exquisite piece of painting | утонченное произведение |
| fake | подделка; подлог, фальшивка |
| forgery | подделка, подлог, фальсификация, фальшивка |
| gaudy | яркий, безвкусный |
| lyrical | лиричный |
| masterpiece | шедевр |
| moving | трогательный |
| obscure | мрачный, тусклый |
| original | оригинальный |
| poetic | поэтичный |
| romantic | романтичный |
| unintelligible | неразборчивый |
| unsurpassed masterpiece | непревзойденный шедевр |
| vulgar | вульгарный |
| аbstract | абстрактный |
| abundance | обилие, изобилие |
| accuracy | точность |
| affirmation | утверждение |
| air | воздух |
| animation | живость |
| apotheosis | апофеоз |
| arrangement | расположение |
| at one stroke | мгновенно |
| austere | суровый, строгий |
| brilliance | яркость |
| brushstroke | мазок |
| candid glimpses | бледные отблески |
| colourful | яркий |
| colouring | колорит |
| combination of colours | сочетание цветов |
| complete command of colours | великолепное владение цветом |
| conception | замысел |
| cone | конус |
| craftsmanship | мастерство |
| crystal-clear | чистый, прозрачный, ясный |
| cuboid | кубический |
| decorative | декоративный |
| decorativeness | декоративность |
| delicate colours | утонченные цвета |
| delineation | очертание, эскиз |
| density | плотность, густота |
| design | композиция |
| diffused light | рассеянный свет |
| drama | эффект, нечто броское, эффектное |
| effect | эффект, нечто броское, эффектное |
| emphasis | подчеркивание, акцент |
| expressiveness | выразительность |
| exquisite | утонченный |
| facial expression | выражение лица |
| finished technique | отточенная техника |
| fluid, fluent | плавный |
| gamut | гамма |
| geometrical abstraction | геометрическая абстракция |
| harmony of colours | гармония цветов |
| highlights | яркие участки изображения |
| homogeneous form | однородная форма |
| hyperbole | гипербола, преувеличение |
| immediacy | непосредственность |
| individual traits | индивидуальные черты |
| infinite | безграничный |
| intensity | глубина красок |
| intricate | запутанный, замысловатый |
| life-asserting art | жизнеутверждающее искусство |
| light and shade | светотень |
| line | линия |
| luminous | прозрачный, светлый |
| message | идейное содержание |
| original | 1) оригинал 2) оригинальный |
| out of value | слишком темное или слишком светлое |
| personification | олицетворение |
| primary colours (red, blue, yellow) | основные цвета |
| projection | проекция, отображение |
| pure, vivid, brilliant, intense | чистые, яркие, насыщенные краски |
| soft, delicate colours | мягкие, приглушенные тона |
| range of colours | гамма цветов |
| reproduction | репродукция |
| riot of colours | богатство красок |
| saturation | насыщенность |
| secondary colour | сложный цвет |
| semi-tones | полутона |
| silhouette | силуэт |
| simplicity | простота |
| skill | искусство, умение |
| sphere | сфера |
| spirituality | одухотворенность |
| splashes of colour | яркие краски |
| subdued colours | приглушенные краски |
| subject | сюжет в живописи |
| subject matter | тема |
| texture | текстура |
| to acquire | овладеть |
| to affect | волновать |
| to anticipate | предвосхищать |
| to appeal | привлекать, влечь, взывать |
| to attain | достигать |
| to be silhouetted against | вырисовываться на фоне |
| to catch, capture, seize | схватить, передавать |
| to command attention | завладеть вниманием |
| to convey | передавать |
| to depict | изображать |
| to evoke | вызывать |
| to execute | исполнять |
| to fade | блекнуть |
| to frame | обрамлять |
| to glorify | прославлять |
| to grip | захватывать внимание |
| to penetrate | проникать, пронизывать |
| to portray | изображать |
| to produce impression | производить впечатление |
| to radiate | излучать |
| to render, represent | изображать |
| to restore | восстанавливать |
| to treat | трактовать |
| tone | тон |
| treatment | трактовка |
| subtle / gaudy colouring | нежные / кричащие цвета |
| to combine form and colour into harmonious unity | гармонично сочетать |
| brilliant / low keyed colour scheme where….predominates | блестящая, сдержанная гамма, где преобладают |
| muted in colour | приглушенные цвета |
| delicacy of tones may be lost in a reproduction | утонченность цветов может быть утеряна в репродукции |
| Полезные прилагательные | |
| WORD / PHRASE | ПЕРЕВОД |
| second-rate | второсортный, посредственный |
| overrated | переоцененный, перехваленный |
| revolting | отвратительный |
| unremarkable | невыдающийся, обыкновенный, ничем не примечательный |
| pathetic | жалкий, убогий, ничтожный |
| crude | сырой, неотработанный, черновой, предварительный |
| sketchy | эскизный (недоработанный, носящий незаконченный характер) |
| poor | жалкий, ничтожный, низкого качества |
| astonishing | удивительный, изумительный |
| remarkable | замечательный, удивительный, выдающийся |
| superb | великолепный, грандиозный, роскошный, превосходный |
| brilliant | блестящий, выдающийся |
| great | замечательный, великолепный |
| outstanding | выдающийся |
| Полезные слова и словосочетания | |
| WORD / PHRASE | ПЕРЕВОД |
| brushstroke | мазок |
| stroke | штрих, мазок, черта |
| dab | мазок, пятно краски; покрывать краской, делать легкие мазки кистью |
| to dab off | снимать легкими мазками |
| smear | мазок |
| a smear of paint will put it right | надо немного подмазать краской, и все будет в порядке |
| touch | штрих, черта, мазок; слегка окрашивать, придавать оттенок |
| finishing touches | последние штрихи, мазки |
| to touch up | класть последние штрихи, мазки |
| line | линия, черта, штрих |
| patch | пятно неправильной формы |
| blob, speck of paint | капля, пятно краски |
| coat of paint | слой краски |
| to apply a second coat of paint | наносить второй слой краски |
| splash of paint | пятно краски |
| to break the paint | размешивать краску |
| paint spattered | забрызганный краской |
| artisic | художественный |
| painterly | живописный, относящийся к живописи |
| impression | впечатление |
| to produce an impression (on) | производить впечатление |
| pictorial | живописный, изобразительный |
| picturesque | живописный, колоритный |
| picturesqueness | живописность |
| subject (genre, historical, marine, pastoral etc.) | тема, сюжет в живописи (жанровый, исторический, морской, пасторальный и т. п.); тот, кого изображают |
| life | натура |
| true to life | реалистический, жизненно правдивый, точно воспроизведенный |
| nude | обнаженное тело (особ. в живописи ), attr обнаженный (особ. о натурщике) |
| pose | поза; позировать художнику |
| to pose naked | позировать в обнаженном виде |
| to pose sitting (standing) | позировать сидя (стоя) |
| out of the way | необыкновенный, необычный, незаурядный |
| the picture is nothing out of the way | в этой картине нет ничего особенного |
| to pose for a painter | позировать художнику |
| to sit | позировать художнику |
| to stand for, to stand for one’s portrait, to stand to (for) an artist | позировать художнику |
| sitting | сеанс |
| sitter | тот, кто позирует художнику; натурщик |
| profile | профиль, очертание, контур; рисовать в профиль |
| model | модель, образец, шаблон, слепок; натурщик, натурщица |
| to execute | выполнять, исполнять |
| execution | мастерство исполнения |
| experience | квалификация, мастерство |
| to express | выражать |
| expression | выразительность, экспрессия |
| to render | воспроизводить, изображать, передовать |
| rendering | передача, изображение |
| represent | изображать |
| representation | изображение |
| to convey | передавать, выражать (идею и т. п.) |
| to heighten | усиливать интенсивность краски, делать цвет более ярким; оттенять, подкрашивать (рисунок); выделять (изображение) |
| to retouch | делать поправки (о картине) |
| to scrape (out) | стереть уже написанную часть картины |
| paint in true colours | изображать правдиво |
| to paint from life | писать с натуры |
| to draw from nature | рисовать с натуры |
| to load | класть густо краску |
| to prime | грунтовать холст |
| to varnish | лакировать, покрывать лаком |
Darling, it was so evocative!
It’s easy to join in a conversation about art in English. Just be sure to call everyone darling, to have outrageous opinions that nobody really understands, and to wear at least one item of statement jewellery at all times.
Of course, these are stereotypes. The best way to feel confident discussing art in English is to learn the words and phrases commonly used in the art world – and that’s exactly what this article will help you to do.
| outrageous | very unusual and intended to shock people |
|---|---|
| statement jewellery | large jewellery that is designed to attract attention |
| the art world | the area of activity that involves making, buying, selling, displaying, promoting and writing about art |
Going to a gallery
Most cities and large towns have a public gallery that is funded by the government. Public galleries generally have a permanent collection (which may be free) and also stage temporary exhibitions (which usually have an entrance fee). Large public galleries, such as the Tate Modern in London, hold at least one blockbuster exhibition each year. If you are a member of the gallery, you may be invited to attend an opening. You might also hear about new acquisitions before anyone else.
As well as public galleries, there are commercial galleries at which the artworks are on sale. Especially in small towns, they tend to show pieces by local artists.
| permanent collection | the works of art which are always on display in a gallery |
|---|---|
| temporary exhibition | a group of artworks shown together for a fixed period |
| stage/hold an exhibition | display a group of artworks to the public |
| blockbuster | a very popular exhibition of work by a well-known artist or artists |
| opening | an event at which people can see an exhibition for the first time |
| new acquisition | a work of art that the gallery has bought recently |
| pieces | works of art |
Categorising works of art
Though lots of artists would like to believe their work defies categorisation, in reality we tend to discuss art based on the medium used. Well-known categories of artwork include drawing, painting, sculpture and photography, but today all kinds of novel forms can be found both inside and outside of galleries. These include video and new media pieces; performance pieces; conceptual pieces; and installations. Other popular media include textiles, ceramics and printmaking, while works in mixed media combine different materials and techniques.
| defy categorisation | be difficult to clearly describe as one thing or another |
|---|---|
| medium (plural: media) | the material/technique used to create a work of art |
| new media | materials/techniques that are modern and technological |
| performance | the artist uses bodies, voices and/or movement to make the artwork |
| conceptual | the idea is the most important thing about the artwork |
| installation | the artist puts objects into an existing space, e.g. the room of a gallery |
| textiles | materials such as cotton, silk and wool |
| ceramics | clay objects which are made hard by baking at high temperatures |
| printmaking | creating images by preparing a block of (e.g.) wood, applying ink to it, then printing onto (e.g.) paper |
Special notes on drawing and painting
Drawing and painting are the oldest of the visual arts, so they have lots of specific vocabulary of their own.
Drawing is typically done in graphite (i.e. pencil), charcoal, pastel or ink. A quick drawing, especially one in which the artist tries to copy something in the real world, is known as a sketch; the art of sketching naked human models is called life drawing, while an artwork that shows a naked person is called a nude. Important skills for drawing include composition and perspective.
Paintings are commonly created with oil, watercolour or acrylic on a surface of paper or canvas. Traditional types of paintings include portrait, landscape and still life, though abstract works have also been popular since the 20th century.
| composition | the skill of arranging multiple elements in a pleasing way |
|---|---|
| oil | thick, slow-drying paint that contains oil |
| watercolour | thin, quick-drying paint that contains water |
| acrylic | quick-drying paint that contains man-made ingredients |
| canvas | strong cloth that is used to make tents and boat sails |
| still life | a picture of a group of objects, such as flowers or food |
| abstract | communicating with colour and shape instead of with realistic images |
Working in the art world
As well as artists themselves, lots of different people keep the art world moving including agents, dealers and critics. Within a gallery setting, you might also expect to find a director who is in charge overall, curators, handlers and assistants (also called attendants).
| agent | someone who represents and promotes artists |
|---|---|
| dealer | someone who buys and sells works of art |
| critic | someone who writes about art, especially reviews of exhibitions |
| curator | someone who selects and presents artworks for exhibitions |
| handler | someone who carefully packs and unpacks works of art |
| gallery assistant | someone who greets visitors and answers questions |
Discussing works of art
If you fancy yourself as a critic, there are certain words and phrases that occur frequently in writing and discussions about art. A selection of them is given below, but the best way to develop this kind of vocabulary is to read reviews and art books as often as you can.
Positive descriptions
Her work . . .
- is moving – it is effective at making people feel sadness or sympathy
- is evocative – it brings strong images or memories to mind
- is visionary – it considers the future in an intelligent way
- really spoke to me – it connected with my own life experiences
Neutral descriptions
Their work . . .
- is bold/delicate – it gives the impression of being physically strong/weak
- is controversial – it divides public opinion
- is Instagrammable – people love to take photos of and with it
- is a bit out there – it is weird and/or hard to understand, but not necessarily in a bad way
Negative descriptions
His work . . .
- is disturbing – it is likely to cause someone to be offended or upset
- is derivative – it seems to copy existing works of art
- is amateurish – it does not show a high level of skill
- left me cold – I had no emotional or intellectual response to it
Yes, but is it art . . . ?
Painting and sculpture are obvious examples of fine arts – but what about other visual forms such as architecture, graphic design, video games and graffiti? Does it make sense to separate the fine and applied arts? Who decides the meaning of art, anyway?
| fine arts | activity that produces objects with no practical function |
|---|---|
| graphic design | combining images and texts to make (e.g.) magazines and adverts |
| applied arts | activity that produces functional objects whose appearance is also important, such as furniture or jewellery |
What a load of rubbish
Not everyone likes art, of course. Some people find modern art, in particular, inaccessible and pretentious. A number of clichés can often be heard in response to pieces of contemporary art – most of which would cause artists and art-lovers to roll their eyes.
- My five-year-old could have done that! – it looks like a child made it
- Look at the state of that! – it looks messy, as though no skill was needed to make it
- Money for old rope! – there is nothing new, special or interesting about this
- What a load of rubbish! – said in response to any art that the speaker does not like
| inaccessible | difficult for ordinary people to understand |
|---|---|
| pretentious | trying to be more serious or important than it really is |
| cliché | a phrase that is used often and shows a lack of original thought |
| roll your eyes | move your eyeballs upwards or in a circle to show you think something is boring or annoying |
The art world is a strange place, but the surest way to fit in – apart from wearing all-black outfits and rings as big as your hands – is to practice speaking like the arty types hanging around galleries. So ciao for now, darling, and see you at tomorrow’s opening!
| arty types | people who dress and/or behave in a way that shows a strong interest in the arts |
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Like any creative field, art history has its own language. While this reality can be overwhelming for aspiring art historians, having a handy glossary of art terms can make analyzing a work of art a lot less intimidating.
In this list, you’ll find 25 words that will help you discuss art with ease. From general concepts, like brushwork and composition, to specific techniques, including chiaroscuro and trompe l’oeil, this arsenal of art terms offers everything you need to make the most out of your next museum visit.
Analyze art like a professional with this art history glossary.
Abstract
Breaking away from the figurative representation of objects, abstract art reimagines imagery as a study of the relationship between shape, form, color, and line. Abstraction occurs on a continuum, including the fractured-yet-recognizable forms of Cubism and the totally non-pictorial nature of Abstract Expressionism.
Aerial Perspective
Also known as atmospheric perspective, this method for creating depth in two-dimensional artworks focuses on the idea that the further an object is from the foreground, the lighter in tone and hue the color will be. By exaggerating the difference in these tones, artists can use aerial perspective to create drama and establish the illusion of space on the picture plane.
Assemblage
This artistic form or medium uses a mix of materials that create three-dimensional layers from a fixed base. The usage of different materials makes it similar to collage, but in a three-dimensional form. Assemblage has its origins in Cubism and the work of artists like Man Ray and Vladimir Tatlin, who often used found objects in their artwork.
Avant-garde
The French term avant-garde literally translates to “advance guard,” but is used to describe artworks, movements, or artists that are experimental and forward-thinking.
Biomorphic
Biomorphic artwork is art that, while remaining abstract, evokes the form and shape of natural and living organisms. The term was first used relating to art in the mid-1930s and has been connected with Surrealism and Cubism. Antoni Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia is an example of architecture that has been characterized as biomorphic.
Brushwork
This term refers to the way a painter applies paint to a surface with a brush. Brushwork is typically characterized by the size, texture, and precision of the strokes. For instance, brushwork may be described as “tight” or “loose” depending on how visible they are to the naked eye.
Oil painting on canvas (Photo: Stock Photos from Sweet Art/Shutterstock)
Chiaroscuro
Italian for “light-dark,” chiaroscuro is the use of strong contrasts between luminosity and shadow to achieve a sense of volume and dimensionality. This unique technique was developed during the Italian Renaissance by Leonard da Vinci, the Baroque period by Caravaggio, and the Dutch Golden Age by Rembrandt.
Color Theory
Color theory is the basic principle of how to work with color. Fundamental to artists and how they choose the pigments they work with, an understanding of color theory will inform the mood of the artwork. The color wheel is key to understanding color theory, as it breaks hues down into cool colors and warm colors, as well as defines complementary colors, among other things.
Composition
The composition of a work of art is the way in which its visual elements are arranged, especially in relationship to one another.
Conceptual
This 20th-century art form developed in the 1960s, when artists began to emphasize ideas and concepts over the finished product. Art that is conceptual breaks free from all the standard rules and can take any form from sculpture and painting to happenings and performances.
Contour
As the outline of something, the contour is one of the building blocks of drawing. Using different contour lines can dramatically change the way an artwork appears and is most evident in line art. The Dance by Henri Matisse is just one example of a work of art known for its distinct contours.
Contrapposto
In sculpture, contrapposto (“counterpose” in Italian) is an asymmetrical posture in which most of a figure’s weight is distributed onto one foot. This results in a realistic stance, as famously evident in Michelangelo’s David statue.
Michelangelo, ‘David’ (ca. 1501-1504) (Photo: Stock Photos from Alfonso de Tomas/Shutterstock)
Figurative
A work of art is considered figurative when its subject matter is representational.
Focal Point
An artwork’s focal point is where its visual interest sits. Compositions can undoubtedly have more than one focal point and artists can employ different techniques to draw the viewer’s eye to particular focal points. Color and contrast, as well as perspective, can be used to pull focus. An artwork without any focal point can appear chaotic and unfocused to the viewer.
Foreground
The foreground of a work of art is the part of the composition that is closest to the viewer. It is typically discernible from the background, which appears to be further away. Placing the focal point of a composition in the foreground creates an intimate feeling.
Foreshortening
Foreshortening is a technique in which an artist distorts perspective to evoke an illusion of depth. Foreshortened subjects often appear to recede into the picture plane.
Genre
A genre refers to a type of art (typically painting). Examples of genres include landscape and still life.
Iconography
Iconography refers to the subject matter, or images, used to convey meaning or communicate a message in a work of art.
Impasto
This Italian word for “mixture” refers to thick layers of paint used to create texture. While it was first used by Venetian painters during the Italian Renaissance, it really took hold in the 19th century. Renowned landscape painter J.M.W. Turner used impasto to build layers of color and drama in his work. Painters often use palette knives for this technique, which is meant to emphasize their talent in manipulating their chosen medium.
Medium
A medium is a material used to create art. Examples of mediums are watercolor paint, oil, pastel, marble, gouache, and charcoal.
Middle Ground
Sandwiched between the foreground and background, the middle ground lies at the center of a painting or photograph, in reference to depth. When the focal point is placed in the middle ground, the artwork typically appears balanced and neutral.
Mixed Media
The term mixed media is used when referring to an artwork made with more than one medium or material. For example, an artist may use acrylics, ink, and colored pencil on canvas. Assemblages and collages are also two types of mixed media artwork, as they incorporate different materials into the finished piece.
Modern
As a movement, the term “modern” refers to art created between the onset of Impressionism and Pop Art, which ushered in contemporary art. On a more general scale, however, “modern” can mean current or cutting-edge.
Motif
In the visual arts, a motif is an element of iconography. In paintings, a motif can refer to any pictorial feature of the composition. In the decorative arts and architecture, it often denotes a recognizable symbol that repeats.
Narrative
Narrative, in terms of art history, is the visual storytelling that occurs within a piece of art. While not every piece of art will have a clear story, narrative art asks painters and sculptors to use visual cues in order to lead viewers through a series of events.
Pentimento
Pentimento (“repentance” in Italian) refers to the presence of evidence that an artist has painted over a previously-rendered subject. In The Old Guitarist by Pablo Picasso, for example, the vague outline of a woman’s face is apparent beneath the final brushstrokes.
Perspective
Perspective is the representation of 3-dimensional depth and space on a flat surface. There are two main types of perspective: linear and atmospheric. Linear perspective employs intersecting lines and vanishing points as a means to make objects appear far away. According to Leonardo da Vinci in A Treatise on Painting, atmospheric perspective, on the other hand, illustrates the idea that “colors become weaker in proportion to their distance from the person who is looking at them” through tonal changes.
Scale
Scale refers to the size of an object in relation to another. Often, as in the case of large-scale paintings, this comparison is based on the portrayed object’s real-life size.
Sfumato
Predominantly associated with the paintings of Leonardo da Vinci, sfumato (derived from fumo or “smoke” in Italian) is a method of shading and color-blending that evokes a soft, “smoky” haze. This technique is apparent in the blurred background and softly-defined facial features of the Mona Lisa.
Style
A work of art’s style is a classification of its visual appearance. Often, style is characterized according to the distinctive aesthetic approach of an individual artist, art movement, period, or culture.
Tone
Tone refers to the lightness or darkness of a particular color.
Trompe l’oeil
In French, trompe l’oeil means “deceive the eye.” It is a technique that creates optical illusions of three-dimensionality by employing eye-catching lifelike imagery.
Visual Rhythm
An artwork’s visual rhythm refers to an artist’s ability to successfully direct the viewer’s eye across the piece and create flow. It can be created by placing similar colors next to each other or organizing positive spaces and negative spaces next to each other in a way that creates movement.
Pere Borrell del Caso, ‘Escaping Criticism’ (1874) (Photo: Collection Banco de España via Wikimedia Commons, Public domain)
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Catchy art names ideas are meant to inspire and uplift your art business. Let’s look at some of the best names for your art business.
When you think of an art business, what comes to mind? Both, profit and fame! So, if you are thinking about starting an art business, you need a powerful, unique name for your business.
One of the biggest challenges you’ll face when creating an artwork business is coming up with a perfect business name. You want a name that’s easy to remember so your customers are able to find you online. To create a name that’s easily searchable online, you’ll want to use keywords that people typically search for when looking for art services.
While you should definitely give some thought to how your business name sounds, you’ll also want to make sure the name can be protected as intellectual property and does not infringe on someone else’s trademark.
Let’s give you awesome art names that can help you become the best-selling brand in the city. All these art name ideas are geared toward artists, but some of these could also work well for galleries, art schools, or art supply stores. Hopefully, these ideas will get your wheels turning in the right direction.
- Arts on Canvas
- About the Artist
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- Greek Drawings
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- The Religious Technique Works
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- Blessed Flair
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- Difficult Artistes
- The Roman Peak Designs
- Art Anneal
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- Creative Tongue
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- Brilliant Images Gallery
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- Gentle Artists Designs
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Art Names Ideas for Instagram
- Oak Prints
- My Design Station
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- The British Library
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- Brilliant Brushes
- Brilliant with Brushes
- Arts & Crafts Gallery
- Putney Theatre
- Toy Locker
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Artwork Name Ideas
- Bella Artistry
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If you’re an artist, you know that having a good name for your business is essential. Good business name ideas will help you attract the right clients and show off your style. It can also make you stand out from the crowd as you will have cool art names.
Art Gallery Names
- Gallery Goods
- Brookland Artspace
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- The Shirt Factory
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- Parts & Labour
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- Power Digital Marketing
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- The Canvas Life
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- The French Craftsmanship Designs
- Dramatic Artistry
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- Conceptual Artistic
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- Magic Peak
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- Plastic Drawings Designs
- Graphic Way Designs
- Conceptual Museum Works
- Military Wiliness
- Plastic Drawings
- Romantic Image
- Pictures
- The Classical Techno
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- The Abstract Picture
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- True Form
- Graphic Pictures
- Skill Designs
- Ceramic Vol
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- Old Age Crafts
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- Musical Clause Works
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How to name your artist and art business? The key to a good art business name is to be descriptive, without being boring. Also, if you use your own name or a nickname, make sure that it doesn’t violate someone else’s copyright.
Art Business Names Ideas
- True Imagery Works
- Five Forks Arts
- The Egyptian Painting
- Decorative Arts
- Roman Knowledge
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- Conceptual Edge Works
- The State Graphics
- Mastery
- Artistic Creation Works
- Pictorial Imaging
- The Para
- The Martial Functional
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- Greek Artes
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- Noble Craftsmanship
- Knack
- The Islamic Paint Designs
- Gothic Species
- Prior Artists
- State Forefront
- Italian Tattoo
- Consummate Vol
- Traditional Canvases
- The Invention
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- Artistic
- True Kind
- The Verbal Articles
- The Rules Works
- Visual Pictures
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- The Military Articles Work
- Tack Works
- Sacred Drawing
- Yara
- Native Rhythmic Works
- Pictorial Type
- The Pure Artes
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- Magic Peak
- Primitive Yuk
- The Primitive Artes Works
- Abstract Gallery
- The Knack
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- Design
- Buddhist Tattoo
- Thenceptual Paint
- The Prior Prowess
- Paint
- Peak
- Century Flair
- The Visual Cleverness
- Byzantine Sections Designs
- Plastic Fine Designs
- Verbal Heart
- Bad Peak
- Century Design Works
- Gentle Image
- The Bad Technique
- The Musical Wiliness
- Modern Item
- Military Arthur
- Article Designs
- The State Paint
- Gear Designs
- Fine Method
- Primitive Artist
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- The Classic Flair
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- Visual Works
- The Classic Museum
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- Pure Vol
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- The True Therapy Works
- Conceptual Canvases
- Beautiful Aesthetic
Let’s move towards some creative art business names!
Creative Art Business Names
- Musical Rhythmic
- Poetic Artes
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- Graphic Graphics
- Military Field
- Invention
- Prior Tip
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- Field
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- Highest Type
- Religious Species Designs
- The Pure Artistic
- The Byzantine Paint
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- Pictorial Canvases
- Prior Artistic Creation
- Artistes
- Visual Images
- The Medieval Museum
- Painting
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- Indian Ingenuity
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- Artists
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- Way
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- Type
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- Superior Skill
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Names for Art Business
- Artists of Nature
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- Islamic Fine Art
- Dramatic Item
- Oriental Neg
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- Method
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- Buddhist Techno
- The Blessed Form
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- The Romantic Rules Designs
- The Cultural
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- The Islamic Item
- Verbal Clause
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- Graphics Works
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- The Western Design Works
- Abstract Technology
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- Conceptual Nature
- Prior Item Designs
- Russian Knowledge
- Fine Gear Works
- Plastic Canvases
- Medieval Nature
- Sacred Artes
- Islamic Knack
- The Decorative Craftsmanship
- The Noble Knowledge
- Visual Form
- Cleverness
- The Graphic Imaging
- Imagery Works
- State Section
- The Artistes
- Ceramic Technology
- Knack Designs
- Pure Tar
- Gear
- Contemporary Ingenuity
- Pure Prowess
- Knack
- Imaging
- Blessed Articles
- Oriental Artistes
- Noble Tar
- The Prior Invention Designs
- Field Works
- Islamic Sort
- Craftsmanship
- Abstract Artists
- Modern Neg
- French Technology
- Bad Cleverness
- Culinary Aesthetic
- The Italian Museum
Art Company Names
This is the best list of art art company names that you will love:
- The Native Arthur
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- Roman Functional
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- Noble Manner
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- Military Techno Works
- Byzantine Craftsmanship
- The Russian Professional
- Religious Neg
- The Gentle Works
- Byzantine Form
- Beautiful Article Designs
- The Magic Museum
- The Ceramic Manner
- The Baroque Expertise
- Professional Designs
- The Dramatic Gear
- Native Inc
- Traditional Arthur
- Aesthetic
- The State Field
- The Russian Jack
- Ceramic Artes
- Ceramic Professional Designs
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How to Come up With Art Name Ideas?
The art name ideas are the most important part of any artwork, and it is very difficult for a person who has no idea about this topic. In order to come up with effective art name ideas, you need to have some knowledge about the subject.
The best way to get such information is by reading books or articles on the internet. You can also ask your friends if they know anything about the subject. If you do not find any useful information in these ways, then you should start searching for more information online. There are many websites that provide free information about art names ideas. You just need to search them carefully.
The name of your art business is one of the most important things you can have. It will be a reflection on how well you do in this industry and it’s something that people are going to remember for years after they first meet you or hear about you.
Consider the following points while naming your next big art brand:
Know what makes a good art name
There are certain rules that apply when choosing a name for your art business. The main rule is that the name must be unique and memorable. Your art name should be short and easy to pronounce. It should also be catchy and interesting. It should also include all the necessary details like the type of work you offer, the location where you operate, etc.
Make sure that your art name includes all the necessary information
You should make sure that your art name contains all the necessary information. This means that it should contain all the necessary details regarding your art business. For example, if you sell paintings, then your art name should include the word “paintings” somewhere in its text.
Make sure that your art name does not sound too similar to other brands
Your art name should not sound too similar to another brand. This could lead to confusion among customers. So, try to avoid using words that might confuse your potential clients.
Choose a name that reflects your personality
Your art name should reflect your personality as much as possible. Choose a name that sounds natural and fits your personality.
Avoid using numbers in your art name
Numbers are usually associated with businesses that sell products. So, you should avoid using numbers in your art names.
It is always better to think about the above-mentioned points before starting to create your own art name. Once you have decided on a name, you should use it consistently throughout your entire career.
Brainstorm and make a list of art company names
Once you have chosen a name for your art company, you should brainstorm and make a list of different names that you can choose from. Make sure that each name represents your art business in a positive manner.
It is always better to go through the process of creating a new art name rather than trying to change an existing one. This will help you save time and money.
You may want to brainstorm with friends and family members. Or you could use online tools such as Google search engine. There are many websites where you can find thousands of ideas. Just type in keywords related to your business and see which ones come up.
Once you get some idea, choose the best option among all of them. If you don’t feel confident enough then ask someone else to help you out. They might give you some great advice.
Play with words to get the best art names
If you are having trouble coming up with a good art name, then you should play around with words. You can start by playing with the letters of your name. Then, you can add more letters to form new words.
For example, if your name is John Smith, then you can create a new word by adding ‘o’ at the end of the word ‘Johno’
There are different ways to play around with words to create catchy names. For instance, you can combine two words together to form a new word. This way, you can add meaning to the combination.
Keep on narrowing the list of names down
After you have created a long list of names, you need to narrow down the list. It is important to keep only those names that you like the most.
You should also consider the following factors when choosing the best options:
- Does the name fit your personality?
- Is it easy to remember?
- Will it be easily recognizable?
- Are there any spelling mistakes?
After coming up with several options, narrow down the choices based on the criteria mentioned above. Choose only those names that fit into your niche market. Also, keep in mind whether any of the names sound too similar to each other.
If you still cannot decide between two names, go ahead and pick both of them. Then later, you can change the name once you start getting customers.
Think about the emotion you want to evoke
When naming your art company, you must pay attention to the emotions that you want to invoke. For example, if you want to convey excitement or passion, then you should use words that represent these emotions.
Also, you should try to avoid using negative terms. Instead, you should focus on using positive words. This will help you build trust and credibility with your audience.
When thinking about the name of your company, you must take care of the emotions involved. A name that evokes positive feelings in the minds of potential clients is always preferable to negative ones.
So, what kind of feeling do you want to invoke in your prospective clients? Do you want to convey professionalism? Ease of doing business? Trustworthiness? These are questions you must ask yourself.
In case you are looking for inspiration, above are some examples of successful companies’ name ideas.
Avoid hard-to-spell and hard-to-remember names
It is very common for people to make spelling errors while creating their own names. So, before finalizing the name, you should check for spelling mistakes.
The same goes for names that are difficult to pronounce. Your customers will not be able to understand your brand unless they know how to pronounce it correctly.
It is important to avoid naming your company after something difficult to spell or pronounce. It will be very frustrating when people have trouble pronouncing it. So, stick to easy-to-say and spellable names.
Also, avoid making your company name so unique that no one has ever heard of it. People should easily recognize your brand.
Use a name that conveys some meaning
A good name should be memorable and meaningful. You should choose a name that represents your brand’s purpose.
For example, if you are selling custom-made products, then you should use a name that reflects this fact. If you sell high-quality services, then you should use an appropriate name.
A good name should not only tell people how they can contact you but also provide insight into your services. You need to communicate clearly through your name.
Make sure your company name stands out. The first impression matters most.
Consider an art name that tells a story
You may think that choosing a name for your company is already complicated enough. But, there is more! You must also consider the story behind your name.
Your name should reflect the history of your company. In addition, it should tell a story about who you are as a person.
The name of your company should reflect its history as well as future plans. Your company name should be able to describe who you are and what you offer.
People often forget the names of things they own. But, they never forget the names of brands they love.
Make it catchy and memorable.
If you want to create a memorable name for your company, you should keep these tips in mind:
Choose a short name. Longer names tend to get lost in the crowd.
To make your company name catchy, think about using words that represent your core values. This way, even though your company changes directions, your name remains relevant.
You don’t necessarily need to come up with a new name every time you launch a product or service. However, you should consider changing your company’s name whenever there is a significant shift in direction or strategy.
Don’t pick a name that limits your business growth
When you start a business, you usually do not have any idea about where your business will go. As such, you should not limit yourself by picking a name that does not allow you to grow.
There are many ways to expand your business. For instance, you could add another location, hire additional employees, increase your marketing budget, etc.
So, instead of limiting yourself by choosing a name that cannot accommodate further expansion, try to find a name that allows you to grow.
Avoid using a name that sounds like a trademarked term
Trademarks are protected intellectual property rights. They protect companies from being confused with other businesses.
As such, when you are considering a name for your company, make sure that it doesn’t sound too much like a trademark.
So, before choosing a name for your business, check whether it contains trademarks. If it does, you might run into legal problems.
Consider referencing a book or movie
Another great way to choose a name for your company involves referencing to a book or a movie.
For example, you could refer to the Harry Potter series. Or, you could refer to “Star Wars”. These movies are famous worldwide. So, you can easily attract attention by reference to them.
Many entrepreneurs find themselves inspired by famous books or movies. In fact, these references can inspire you to create a better company name.
When brainstorming for a name, try thinking outside the box. Instead of coming up with a creative idea on your own, ask others for suggestions.
Many small businesses took advantage of popular characters from stories and movies. It helped their businesses and they needed relatively fewer marketing tactics.
Conduct a thorough internet search.
Before you decide on a name for your company and brand, conduct a thorough internet search. You should look for similar names.
This helps you avoid having a duplicate name. Also, this ensures that no one else has already registered the same name.
In addition, you should also look for domain names that are available. When you register a domain name, you automatically become the owner of that domain.
However, if someone else registers the same domain name, then you lose ownership of that domain.
Before naming your company, conduct comprehensive online research. Look for similar companies and see which ones have been successful.
Also, check whether your proposed name has already been registered. There are several free tools available online that will allow you to do so.
Once you’ve found a suitable name, register it immediately. Don’t wait until after launching your website because doing so will cost you money.
Consider the portability of your company’s name
If you want your company’s name to be portable, consider registering it as a generic top-level domain (gTLD).
A gTLD is a domain extension that is used to identify websites. The most common gTLDs include .com,.net,.org,.biz,.info,.me, etc.
It’s important to note that some countries require additional registration fees if you wish to protect your intellectual property rights. So, before starting an e-commerce store, consult local laws regarding trademarks and copyrights.
The same goes for foreign investors. If you plan to raise capital abroad, then you’ll need to get permission first.
The best thing to do is to hire a lawyer specializing in IP law. He/she will guide you through all legal procedures required to secure your right to use your chosen name.
Get the .com domain name
A .com domain name is considered the most valuable domain name. This is due to its popularity among consumers.
You can purchase a .com domain name for $15 per year. However, there are other options available such as.co.uk,.in,.tv, etc.
There are many reasons why getting a .com domain name is essential. First, this type of domain extension is considered one of the most valuable domains out there. Second, it helps build trust among customers since people associate a .com extension with quality brands. Third, it gives you more opportunities to earn revenue via advertising. Fourth, it increases traffic flow to your site. And finally, it boosts SEO rankings.
However, not everyone gets a .com domain name. You can go for other famous TLDs, in case .com is already taken i.e. .net, .org and .biz.
Conduct a trademark search
Trademarks are essentially logos or symbols that help distinguish products from others. They are usually protected by copyright laws.
When you start an e-commerce business, you must ensure that you don’t infringe upon any existing trademarks.
To find out whether your proposed name is infringing on another company’s trademark, conduct a trademark search. Most popular search engines like Google, Yahoo!, Bing, etc., offer free services that allow you to perform these searches.
Most importantly, make sure that your brand doesn’t contain any words that could be confused with those of another company. For example, if you’re planning to sell shoes, then avoid using the word “shoe” in your brand name.
Get feedback on the name
Once you have finalized your brand name, ask friends and family members for their opinion. Ask them what they think about your new name. Also, check online forums and social media sites to see how well your brand name is received.
In addition to asking for feedback, you should also conduct market research. Find out which names are being used by similar companies.
You might think that choosing a good name would be easy but it takes time and effort. Therefore, don’t rush into making decisions. Instead, ask others about what they like or dislike about your potential new name.
Ask them how they’d feel if someone used their favorite phrase or character in his/her own business. They might even suggest alternative options.
Make sure the name sounds good when said aloud
When selecting a name for your e-store, keep in mind that its pronunciation shouldn’t sound awkward. Also, avoid names that contain numbers or special characters. These could cause problems during checkout.
Some names seem good on just paper and they sound awful. For example, “Bargain” has negative connotations. Avoid such things at the earliest.
Use free resources for brainstorming art name ideas
If you want to come up with unique and creative names, then use free tools. There are several websites that provide great suggestions. Some of them include:
- Nameberry – This website provides thousands of suggested names. It allows users to filter results based on keywords.
- Wordoid – This tool lets you enter a keyword and get back a list of related terms.
- Name Generator – This website offers a huge database of over 1 million possible names. You can choose from different categories including animals, colors, countries, foods, inventions, professions, sports teams, etc.
To help come up with great names, try browsing online forums dedicated to naming conventions. There, you can find lists of popular words and expressions which have been associated with certain industries over the years.
There are hundreds of resources out there that could give you suggestions on what kind of name you should choose. However, these sites usually focus only on English language users. That means you won’t see much information related to non-English speaking markets.
So, use these free resources before jumping into buying premium services.
Make sure you are personally happy with the business name
It’s important to remember that not all businesses will succeed. If you end up regretting your decision, then you’ll need to change it. So, make sure you’re comfortable with your choice.
Also, consider whether the name fits your business goals. If you plan to expand your business, then your brand needs to reflect this. Otherwise, it may limit your growth.
Once you’ve settled on a name, check whether you still want it after some time passes. If yes, then proceed further. Otherwise, change it back to something else.
Choosing a suitable name isn’t easy. But once you get it right, you’ll reap benefits from it forever. So, take your time and follow our tips above carefully.
A good name for your business will help it stand out from the crowd. It’s also important to choose a name that won’t cause legal problems down the road.
We wish you good luck with the naming process, if you need any help do let us know!