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22 Cards in this Set
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Line |
A mark with greater length then width. -horizontal, vertical, or diagonal -straight or curved -thick or thin |
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Shape |
A closed line. -geometric or organic -flat -can express length and width |
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Forms |
Three-Dimensional shapes -express length, width, and depth -Ball, cylinders, boxes, and pyramids |
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Space |
Area between and around objects - negative space has a shape - depth as a feeling/illusion - Real space = 3d |
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Color |
Light reflected off of objects - Primary colors = blue, red, yellow - Secondary colors = 2 primary colors mixed - Intermediate/Tertiary colors = 1 primary + 1 secondary |
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Hue |
the name of the color (blue, red...) |
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Value |
how light or dark the color is |
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Intensity |
how bright or dull the color is |
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Complementary colors |
located across the color wheel from each other |
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Texture |
The surface quality that can be seen and felt - rough, smooth, soft, hard - don't always look how they feel |
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Balance |
The distribution of the visual weight of objects, colors, textures, and space |
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Symmetrical balance |
elements on one side of the design are similar to those on the other side. Symmetrical |
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Asymmetrical balance |
the sides of the design are not similar |
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Radial balance |
elements arranged around a central point may be similar |
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Emphasis |
part of the design that catches viewer's attention - contrasting elements |
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Movement |
path of the viewer's eye through the art |
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Pattern |
repeating of an object or symbol over the art |
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Repetition |
like pattern - used to unify and liven up art |
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Proportion |
The feeling of unity created when all parts relate well with one another |
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Rhythm |
one or more elements are used repeatedly to create a feeling of organized movement -mood like music or dancing -variety is essential |
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Variety |
use of several elements to hold viewer's attention and guide the movement of the piece |
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Unity |
sense of harmony between all parts of the work of art |
