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name the primary and secondary colors and how the secondary colors are made |
primary-red, blue , yellow secondary-green purple orange green-blue and yellow purple- red and blue orange-red and yellow |
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two-dimensional 2D |
when something is flat and only has width and length wh |
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what does analyzing mean |
look carefully at how the artist has used the art elements because this determines the message the viewer will understand from looking at the artwork |
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what is shading |
a west to add depth to a drawing |
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what is a line drawing |
an entire drawing that consists of lines only. The artist doesn’t use a tonal range to create shadows. |
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what is scale |
the size of the paper or canvas the artist is working on. Scale can also refer to the size of objects in a composition |
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what is a painting |
picture on a flat surface. the image in the picture is an illusion and isn’t real |
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assemblage |
when objects and materials that are already made are combined to form a new object involves pasting, wrapping, tying, constructing and joining different materials |
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paste-what is it for |
type of glue made with flour and water can use it to stick 3D objects to a paper |
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what are values |
changes of tone from light to dark |
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what is a photomontage |
when artists use only photos to make up an image |
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what are neutrals |
black, white and grey-they aren’t colours |
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what does design mean |
to structure or form |
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contrasting |
when different things are placed next to each other to bring out their differences |
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shapes |
spaces closed by outlines |
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visual texture |
when you look at an image and imagine what it feel like by the way it looks |
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tone |
the difference between light and dark |
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subject matter |
the objects or figures in the artwork |
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atmosphere |
the mood,emotion and feeling of an artwork |
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what is print making |
an indirect was of making an image |
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what is a tint |
when white is added to a colour |
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what is a shade |
when black is added to a colour |
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what is a monochromatic colour scheme |
when one colour is used in an artwork with tints and shades |
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realistic |
when something looks exactly like the real thing; we can recognise what we are looking at |
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symbolic |
something is used to represent something else |
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what is casting |
a technique where a mound of the object is made. molten material is poured into the mound and allowed to cool. the object is then removed from the mould |
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what is carving |
when a person creates a form by cutting and removing pieces from a block of hard material like stone |
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what is modeling |
when a person works with soft material like clay and shapes it into the required form |
