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43 Cards in this Set
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media |
material which any art object is made
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technique |
how an artist uses materials |
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mixed media |
variety of different art techniques or materials combined in one artwork |
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cartoon |
full sized drawing made as guide for large work in another medium |
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silhouette |
outline drawing especially a profile portrait in a solid color. black paper |
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calligraphy |
art of beautiful writing, often with flowing lines and elegant flourishes |
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contour lines |
mark the outer edges of a 3D object, varying lines |
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cross contour |
repeated lines that go around an object and express 3D |
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hatching |
drawing values created by parallel lines |
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cross hatching |
drawing one set of hatchings over another in a different direction |
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fixative |
thin varnish sprayed over a chalk or charcoal drawing to help bind the drawing to paper |
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scribbling |
random multidirectional lines that build values spatially define surface texture shapes or volumes |
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strippling |
laying down an area in a drawing or design in small dots or dabs of color |
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tooth |
surface texture roughness or grain of the support |
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direct painting method |
can be wet on wet or wet on dry. not composed of distinct colors. alla prima |
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indirect painting method |
final visual result is a combination of numerous layers of paint |
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pigment |
powdered coloring agents from plants, animal, mineral, and chemical sources |
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binder |
mixes with the pigment to hold the pigment particles together without dissolving them. egg yolk, wax, glue |
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vehicle |
paint component that spreads pigment |
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medium |
refers to the binder or binder and vehicle added to facilitate pigment application |
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scumbling |
thin layer of wet opaque is applied over dry under layer so that seen together, produce softened effect or color change |
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impasto |
paint applied thickly, direct or indirect painting |
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ground |
smooth, prepared surface of the support to which paint is applied |
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watercolor |
pigments suspended in solution of water and gum arabic |
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gouache |
opaque watercolors with small amount of chalk powder, thicker |
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wash |
ink or watercolors for a thin transparent layer of paint |
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tempera |
water soluble paints with binders of egg, glue, and casein emulsion |
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oil paint |
prepared by grinding pigment powder with linseed oil, dries quickly |
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acrylics |
pigments suspended acrylic polymer medium |
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encaustic |
pigments suspended in hot beeswax results in lustrous painted surface |
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fresco |
wall painting technique in which very finely ground pigments suspended in water are applied to damp lime plaster wall |
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secco fresco |
done on a finished lime plaster wall |
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mural |
wall painting |
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relief |
printmaker cuts away all parts of the printing surface not meant to carry ink leaving the design to be printed at the level of original surface |
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intaglio |
areas below surface that hold ink |
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planography |
printing process like lithography where reproduction is made from image formed on flat surface |
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stencil |
reusable pattern made by cutting a design into a thin surface and using it as a mask |
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matrix |
printing plate of sheet metal, stone, wood block or a screen which can create multiple impressions |
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top number |
gives the number of each print in printing sequence |
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bottom edition |
exact number of editions made of a print` |
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edition |
total number of nearly identical prints taken from one block or plate |
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plate mark |
press pressure leaves a impression on print |
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Artists proof |
no edition or number |