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design
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plan or arrangement of art elements in the work of art
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non objective
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style of art that has no reconizable subject matter. the emphasis is on art elements to express the artists emotions or ideas.
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abstract
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style of art where the subject matter has been simplified or disorted
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stabile
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used for sculpture with that is immoble or rigid.
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kinetic
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sculpture with moving elements wheter actuated by motor, by hand, or by natural forces
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mixed media
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techniuque using two or more media ex-paint ink or clay or rope
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sculputural
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3 domensional forms create for decorative purposes
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found objects
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natural and manufactred everyday objects that can used to create a work of art.materials that are recycled
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wire
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metal in the form of flexible thread or rod
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gauge
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measurement of the diamter or thickness of the wire
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pliers
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small pincers for holding small objects or for bending and cutting wire
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balance
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visual equilibruim in a work of art
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symmetrical balance
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same design on either side of a central axis (mirror image)
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asymmetrical balance
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caannot be dividded into identical halves but is till balanced
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radial balance
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is seen in designs that are based on a circle. comes out the be the cental point
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contour drawing
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drawing of the edges of the edges and the interior lines of figures or objects through a continous movement
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movement
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leades the viewer to sense action in a work of art or it can be path the viewers eye folllows throughout anartwork
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space
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emptiness or area between around ablove or below or within object
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postive
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space refers to the shape or object itself
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negative
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space refers to the area around the shape or obejct
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disortion
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deform or stretch something out of its normal shape
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contrast
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refers to differences in values color textures and other elemets in an artwork to achieve emphasis and interest
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rythm
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design principle that is concernedd with repeating an elelment to make a work seem active or suggest vibration
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geometric shapes/forms
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refer to anything having angles or planes: cirlces, spheres, squares, cubes
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unity
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arrangement of elemnets and principles with media toa create a feeling of wholeness or openess in a work of art
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compostion
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organization or arrangment of the art elements in apictorial or 3 dimensional space
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volume
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amt of space that an object occupies
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subtractive
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method of working where sculptures are created be removing mass.
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sculptor
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is someone that creates sculptures
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chisel
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a tool used for carving plaster. removes large portions
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rasp
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tool for carving plaster used too smooth and shape curved areas
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pattern
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decorative visual repetion of elements such as color, lines, and shaped in a work of art. unifies and organizes specific areas and it enriches an artwork visuallly by making it more complez and interesting
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carving
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removal of sculpture material or portions in order to create form; this subtractive
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organic
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reprsent 3 dimensional shapes that are irregular or free form such as those from nature
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henry moore
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sculptor that worked on carvings with many media durring his career. he is known for his abstarct figures in the reclining position
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proportion
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concerened with the relationship of one part to another and to the whole
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maquette
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small scaled model of a larger sclupture called a model also
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emphasis
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area ina work of art that attracts the viewres attention
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texture
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shows how things feel or how they look like they might feel
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to turn on
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accendere
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relief sculpture
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sculpture that is raised surface, and is charcterized by having a background and limited views
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bas
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lowest parts of the sculpture
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mezzo
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meduim height compared to objects in a scupture
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alto
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hightest parts of the sculpture
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pable picasso
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cubist paintings and still life paintings
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portrait
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picture or sculpture that features a persons face
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self portrait
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created of your own face
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profile
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outline of the side of a perssons face
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color
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dervied from reflected light. sensation of color is aroused in the brain by the response of the eyes to diffente wavelengths of light
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variety
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assortment oflines, shapes, colors, and textures to create interest in works of art.
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graduaion
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series of gradual changes
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embellishment
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adds to the beauty of the artwork throguh the addition of decorative details
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expressiveness
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degree to which a work to art reflects a theme, emotion, or idea
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