art midterm
Terms
undefined, object
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- composition
- unified arrangement of elements
- non objective
- non representational subject matter
- Eye level line
- fixed plane at observers eye height
- Media
- pencil, marker, charcoal, pen and ink etc
- diminution
- diminishing size to show depth
- focal point
- area of composition that draws the eye
- Form
- pos. shape with diff planes
- neg. space
- space surrounding pos. space
- Vanishing point
- were parallel lines pair up to meet
- line
- path your eye follows from one pt to another
- free form
- ODB
- perspective
- showing depth on a 2-dimensional surface
- layered space
- placement of objects to show depth
- aerial perspective
- diminishing detail to show depth
- Design Elements
- tools used to create art
- Shape
- area enclosed by a line
- Nib
- tip of pen
- Design Principles
- how the artist uses the elements
- Thumbnail Sketch
- tiny rough idea drawings
- High light
- were the light directly hits and object
- Elements
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Texture
Color
Line
Form
Space
Shape
Value - Principles
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Unity
Movement
Balance
Contrast
Harmony - The higher the object is drawn on the plance, the farther it appears
- True
- Primary colors cannot be mixed
- True
- Line contour is when your not looking at the drawing
- False
- 6H is good for shading
- False
- Parallel perspective is another name for 1 pt perspective.
- True
- Point of pencil is made of graphite and clay.
- True
- The dimensions of a form are height, length, width.
- False
- the darkest side of object is the tone
- False
- Dark recede and light advance
- False
- Changes in value can be created by applying pressure to the pencil.
- True
- Neutrals
- black white grey
- Secondary Colors
- green orange violet
- Tempera Paint
- water based opaque colored
- Hue
- pure color
- White
- abscene of color
- Palette
- used to mix paints on
- Black
- all colors combined
- Primary colors
- blue, red, yellow
- Tertiary Colors
- rv, ro, gb, bv etc.
- Intensity
- brightness/dullness
- What media used for form drawing
- pencil
- What's the differnece btw shape and form
- shape=2d,form=3d
- name 2 resources
- imagination, memory
- how can you make a focal point
-
place it in the middle
color
contrasting size - guidelines for shading a rounded form
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dont outline
shade gradually
modeling - how to show depth
-
aerial perspective
diminution
placenemt
1 pt perspective
shading - how to create successful art?
- balance, unity, equal amount of pos. and neg space
- how to get tone
- add grey
- how to get shade
- add black