Art 2d
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- Secondary colors
- Green, Violet, Orange
- Analaguous Colors to Red
- red-Orange, red-Violet
- Complementary Color to Red
- Green
- Surface Texture of Tempra Paint
- Flat
- Opaque
- Solid or Covering
- When Mixing tempra paint
- Always add darker to lighter color
- Do complementaries "blend" visually when used next to eachother?
- yes
- Mixing Complementaries creates what color?
- neutral gray brown
- Three Parts of Paint
- Pigment, Solvent, and Binder
- Monochromatic Painting is?
- Using only value range of one color
- Tempra Paint Limitations
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Short drying time
Low color purity
Heavy layers - creating distance
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Linier perspective
aireal perspective
over laping - Pigment
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Provides color to paint
(comes from minerals - Solvent
- Allows color to spread usualy chemical
- Binder
- Prevents seperation of pigment and solvent
- Tint
- Mix any color with white
- Shade
- Mix any color with black
- What are the three parts to every color?
- Hue,value& intensety
- Hue
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The name given to a specific color
such as red. - Value
- Lightness or darkness of a specific color or object.
- Intensety
- Degree of purity of that color.
- Contour Line
- Refers to the outline of an object.
- Value Drawing
- Has no lines,only shading.
- If you mix with black or white what happens to the color intensity?
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The color intensity is lowered.
You are reducing how prue your color is. - Example of hue is Red. (High Intensity)
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Mix with white= pink (value)
Pink is now a hue of red. - Visual Balance
- Requires-Value,contour line & positive/negative.
- Efective composition
- You want equal amounts of positive and negative
- Texture
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Actual physical and simulated illusion
physical(smooth & rough)
simulated (see it can't feel it. - Six elements of Art
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Color, line, value, texture, space and
shape. - Three parts of a brush
- Handle,ferrule and bristles
- Sizing
- #000,00,0,1,2,3,4-#20",1/2",1",1 1/2"
- starters
- 1,357-8,13,15
- Two shades
- Flats and rounds
- Blending
- softer edge