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the formal elements
"visual elements" are point, texture, value, line, color, shape, light, and dark
contour lines
contour means outline, outline & others visible edges of a figure or object
implied line
a line that visually suggest the arrangement of forms, suggested by points throughout the artwork.
one point linear perspective
indicating spatial distance in two dimensional images, lines converge into a single vanishing point.
foreshortening
object appears compressed when seen from a particular viewpoint, causes distortion.
atmospheric perspective
effect of atmosphere has on the appearance of an object as its viewed from a distance
chiaroscuro
strong contrasts between light and dark bold contrasts; applting to two-dimmensional works.
tenebrism
murky, dramatic illumination, extreme light & dark
value
lightness and darkness of a color
hue
a graduation or variety of color tint
local color
the nature color of a particular object as it appears in normal light
perceptual color
color perceived by the eye, changed by the effects of light & atmosphere
arbitrary color
no realistic or natural reaction to the object depicted
symmetrical balance
when each side is exactly the same , absolute symmetry
bilateral symmetry
minor discrepancies between one side and another(not equal parts)
asymmetrical balance
compositions have two apparantally balanced halves that are not mere images of each other
focal point
selected focus, center of activity, attention
woodcut
printmaking techniques an image is carved into the surface of a block of wood
linocut
printmaking technique, a variant of woodcut in which a sheet of linoleum is used for the relief surface
engraving(intaglio process)
practice to inusing a design on to a hard, flat surface but cutting grooves into it.
etching
process of using a strong acid to cut into the unprottected parts of the metal surface to create a design on the metal
fresco
art of painting on plaster with water colors
tempra
process of painting in which pigments are mixed with egg yolk to produce a dull finish
contraposto
describes a human figure standing with most its weight on one foot(dynamic appearance)
lost wax method of casting
method of metal casting in which a molten metal poured into a mold.