3-D Art 1

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4 basic methods of 3-D construction

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1) casting
2) construction
3)modeling
4)carving

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total effect of a work of art

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unity

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how elements relate in a work of art

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composition

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assortment of lines, textures, shapes, and colors to add interest

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variety

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regular repetition of lines, shapes, color, or patterns to bring about movement in a "composition"

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rhythm

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relationship of the size of one to another or the whole thing

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proportion

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way of combing elements to produce the look of action or cause the viewers eyes to sweep over the work

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movement

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combing similar elements in artwork to accent similarities

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harmony

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combing elements by using a series of gradual changes in the elements

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graduation

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use of opposing size and shape, contrasting colors, or other means to draw attention to certain areas or objects in work of art. To establish a focal point

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emphasis

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same but not identical

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approximate symmertry

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radiates from a central axis

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radial balance

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things are visually balanced but not even

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asymmertrical balance

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things on either side of the center line are equally balanced

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symmetrical balance

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arrangement if the parts of an artwork to create a sense of equilibrim

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balanced

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wanderig line

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mendering line

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response of vision to a wavelength of light

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color

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texture are suggest by the way the artist has done certain areas

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simulated texture

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how something really feels to the touch

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actual texture

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surface, quality "feel" of an object

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texture

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shapes fromed around or between objects

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negative space

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space the actual object takes up

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positive space