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art elements
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line,shape,space,texture,value, and color are used to creat art
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intensity
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the brightness or dullness of a color
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value
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the lightness or darkness of a color
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shading
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darker vaules, or adding black to a color
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tint
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lighter values, or adding white to a color
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composition
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how the elements of an artwork are placed and arranged on the picture plane
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aerial perspective
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objects distant from the view become less distinct, small, and often cooler in color
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linear perspective
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a mathematical method used to make two dimensional shapes appear three dimensional
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picture plane
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the flat surface upon which the artists draws
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contour line
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line that defines the outer edges of forms and shapes
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watercolor
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water based paint that is transparent
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shadow
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a darkened area that appears when an object blocks the source of light
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pattern
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surface designs used to create intrest
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focal point
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that part of the art the view notices first
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contrast
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is created when you use light areas against dark areas in a drawing
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scale
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in art referring to size
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proportion
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the scale relationship of one object to another
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monochromatic
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a one colored painting
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positive space
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the space on the paper taken up by the drawn objects
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negative space
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the space not occupied by the object, but circulating around it
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subject matter
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the main idea or theme of waht is to be drawn
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landscape
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outside scenery is the subject matter
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still life
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a composition made up of inanimate objects
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texture
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the surface quality of an artwork that relates to the sense of touch, how it feels
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highlight
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the lightest speck of reflected light found on a shiney surface
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foreground
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in a drawing the area closest to the viewer and lowest on the picture plane
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background
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in a drawing the area farthest away from the viewer and highest on the picture plane
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primary color
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the first colors that connot be created by mixing, red yellow and blue
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scondary color
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achieved by mixing 2 primary colors, orange, green purple
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harmony
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unity of the artwork through repeated/similar shapes and color
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hatching
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a series of close lines used as a shading technique
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cross hatching
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crossing lines over and over again to achieve the desired tonal effect
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stippling
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drawing many small dots together to create a darkened tone
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self assessment
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a way of addressing and determining ones strengths and ones problems in the creative process
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georgia okeeffe
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american women artist who painted close up views of flowers and bones
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photo montage
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a composition composed of several photographs usually pasted together
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realistic
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any work of art that tries to resemble the world of natural appearance
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pastel
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a soft chalk either dry or oil based
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sketch
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a light quick drawing
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medium
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the material used to create a work of art
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geometric shape
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a mechanical human made shape
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organic shape
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free form shapes having irregular edges
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two dimensional
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art having only height and width
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blending
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creating new colors or tones by mixing directly on the paper
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horizon line
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the point at which the earth and the sky meet
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vanishing point
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a point on the horizon line toward which parallel lines are made to recede and meet in perspective drawing
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surrealism
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art style based on dream imagery and the subconscious mind
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stabile
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a staionary non moving sculpture
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alexander calder
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metal sculptor known for his creation or mobiles and stabiles
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salvador dali
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artist known for surrealism
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complimentary colors
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colors directly opposite each other on the color wheel
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color wheel
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organization of the visible color spectrum into a circle
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value scale
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scale showing the gradual shift from light to dark
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tortillion
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coiled paper tool used for blending pencil or pastels
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