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Medium
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material used by artist to create work
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what is plural form of medium?
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media
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what is it called when you use more than 1 media in an artwork?
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mixed media
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identify 3 media artist may use for each process:
Painting |
a. painting:oil,water,acrylics
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identify 3 media artist may use for each process:
Sculpture |
b. sculpture: Bronze,marble,clay
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identify 3 media artist may use for each process:
Drawing |
c. drawing: graphite,ink,charcoal
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7 elements of art
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L.(line)S.(shape)F.(form)C.(color)S.(space)T.(texture)V.(value)
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what is a the diffrence between fine and functional art?
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Fine: made to be experienced vusually
Functional: serves use or purpose |
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what is a implied line?
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series of points that the viewers eyes automatically connect
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what is the difference between calligraphy and a calligraphic line?
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calligraphy: beautiful handwriting
calligraphic line: flowing line that goes from thick to thin in one flowing stroke |
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what is a light source?
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location of where light is coming from
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what are highlights?
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bright spots
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what should you ALWAYS consider before shading?
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where the light source is and what direction its coming from
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hatching
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cross-hatching
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stippling
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shading
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what is the diffrence between shapes and forms?
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shapes=2D
forms=3D |
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what are the 2 kinds of shapes?
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geometric and organic
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what are the 2 kinds of forms?
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geometric and organic
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what is the diffrence between geometric and organic forms?
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organic have irregular edges and represent living things
geometric arrived using math formulas |
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which element of art do you use to make shapes look like forms by shading darker and lighter areas?
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value
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is a sculpture 2D or 3D?
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3D
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freestanding sculpture
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sculpture that can be viewed by all sides
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relief sculpture
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projects from a surface
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overlapping
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when one object covers part of a second object
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size
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large objects appear to be closer than small objects
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placement
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objects placed low on the picture plane appear closer to the viewer when placed at eye level
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detail
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objects with clear sharp edges and visible details seem to be close to you while objects with hazy outlines appear farther away
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perspective
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converging lines meet a vanishing point or points on the horizon to give the illusion of going off into space
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one point perspective
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receding lines meet at a single vanishing point
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picture plane
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surface of painting or drawing
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foreground
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closest to viewer,lowest part of landscape
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middle ground
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middle area of picture
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background
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area or objects farthest back
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positive space
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object or focal (focus) point
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negative space
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everything around object or focal (focus) point
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a tool that artist use to organize colors by bending color spectrum into circle
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color wheel
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what is a hue?
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pure color
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how can you change the value of a hue?
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making tints or shades
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how do you make a shade?
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add black to a hue
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how do you make a tint?
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add white to a hue
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how do you make a tone?
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by adding the complimentary color to the hue you are making the tone of
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colors on opposite sides of the color wheel
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complimentary colors
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what is the intensity of a hue?
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brightness and dullness of a color
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how do you change the intensity of a color?
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adding complimentary color to make the tone
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monochromatic
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a hue,tint and shade of that hue
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analogous
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colors side by side on the color wheel
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complementary
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colors directly across from each other on the color wheel
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color triad
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3 colors = distance apart on color wheel
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Ex. orange, yellow, and green
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split complement
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color and colors on each side of complement
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warm colors
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reds, oranges, and yellows
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cool colors
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Blue's, Violet's, and Green's
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color wheel
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what is the diffrence between real and visual texture?
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real: texture you can feel
visual: the way it looks like it would feel if touched |
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what is the diffrence between simulated and invented texture
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Simulated: imitates real texture
Imvented 2D repeating pattern |
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which of these is a/an
-Sculpture -Still Life -Non Objective -Abstract -Portrait |
A. Sculpture
B.Portrait C.Still Life D.Abstract E.Non Objective |
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