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38 Cards in this Set
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primary colors
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red, yellow, blue, the pure colors that are the basis of mixture for all colors
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secondary colors
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orang, green, violet, the colors that are created when any to the primary colors are mixed
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intermediate colors
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colors that are between a secondary and a primary color on the color wheel
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complementary colors
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red and green, yellow and purple, orange and blue, make matched color drker, opposite on the color wheel, a color that offers the greatest amount of contrast to another color
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hue
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color
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tint
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making the value of a color lighter;when white is added to a color
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shade
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makingt he value of a color darker; when black or the colors compliment is added to a color
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monochromatic
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consisting of only one color
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line
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path of a moving point
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shape
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an inclosed line
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texture
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the surface condition of a piece of artwork; it can be visual and/or tactile
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contrast
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dissimilarity of things composed
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value
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the lightness or darkness of a color
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contour
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an outlined drawing without value (coloring book)
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hatching
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value shown through a series of vertical, horizontal, or diagonal lines
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cross hatching
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value shown through a series of vertical, horizontal, and diagonal lines
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stippling
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value shown with dots
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positive space
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space that is occupied by mass
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negative space
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unoccupied space that surrounds mass
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medium
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materials used by an artist
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composition
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the structure, design, or organization of a picture of sculpture
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aesthetic
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appreciating or not appreciating some thing based on how it looks
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still life
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an arrangement of in animate objects
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medium geometric
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squares, circles, triangles, (precise shapes)
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bio-morphic
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organic or irregularly shaped
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ceramics
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the art of fashioning clay into useful artifacts
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sculpture
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3 dimensional art
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the attitude process
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the process of creating a sculpture by building up the form
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the subtractive process
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the process of creating a sculpture by carving to reveal the form
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coil
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a long, rope-like pieces of clay
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slab
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clay that has been rolled out o form flat, even-width surface
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relief sculpture
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sculpture with a raised surface and flat background
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scoring
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to cut shallow grooves onto 2 or more pieces of clay before they are joined
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slip
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water- thinned clay used as a sealant when joining clay pieces together
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wedging
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to firmly compact clay so as to remove all pockets
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leather hard
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when clay is firm enough to hold its shape but soft enough to be carved
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green-wear
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air dried, unfired clay
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glaze
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a glassy compound used for coating clay products, it protects, decorates an water proofs the surface
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