Riddles for Art Class and Creative Minds

I stretch, frame, and hold a masterpiece tight. What am I?

I mix blue and yellow to make green appear. Who am I?

I am carved from one slab of stone. What am I?

I'm Van Gogh's swirling painting of a village under a moon-bright sky, hanging in a New York museum. What am I?

I tell stories with panels and speech bubbles. What am I?

I draw with light instead of pencils. Who am I?

I melt crayons and sculpt with clay. Who am I?

I keep paint from staining clothes. What am I?

I erase charcoal without leaving crumbs. What am I?

I am a Paris museum with a glass pyramid. What am I?

I keep pigments wet and brushes ready. What am I?

I display art for critique day. What am I?

I splash paint with drips like jazz. Who am I?

I appear when folded paper is cut and opened. What am I?

I am an unfinished sketch waiting for color. What am I?

I make rough lines smooth with a soft rub. What am I?

I hold wet brushes beside the sink. What am I?

I turn a pencil line into shading. What am I?

I am the first light pencil plan for a painting. What am I?

I'm a circle of hues that shows which colors match. What am I?

I am the clay bowl before the kiln. What am I?

I am the hot oven that hardens ceramics. What am I?

I am paper cut and glued into one image. What am I?

I am paint made with egg or modern binders. What am I?

I'm the faraway edge where sky meets land in a drawing, drawn as a flat stroke. What am I?

I am the dot where perspective lines meet. What am I?

I am the gallery walk where classmates leave notes. What am I?

I am the table covered in scissors and glue. What am I?

I am the portfolio that saves finished work. What am I?

What do you get when you mix blue and yellow?