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45 Cards in this Set
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Actual Texture |
A surface that can be experienced through touch |
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Aesthetic |
Visually based, beautiful, or pleasing in appearance |
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Allegory |
An image or story that refers to a related or overarching concept |
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Appropriation |
The act of borrowing to create something new |
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Atmospheric Perspective |
The illusion of depth |
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Balance |
Equilibrium within the composition |
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Cast Shadow |
The dark area on a surface as a result of another object placed between it and a light source |
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Chromatic Value |
The relative degree of lightness or darkness demonstrated by a given color |
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Collaboration |
A working arrangement between an artist and another artist, group, or institution. |
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Collage |
Where real materials with actual textures are attached or combined on the picture surface |
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Concept |
The location, informatiin, or time-frame that informs how an art piece is viewed and what it means |
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Contour |
The line that defines an objects outermost limits |
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Craftsmanship |
Aptitude, skill, or quality workmanship in the use of tools and materials |
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Elements of Art |
The basic ingredients used to produce imagery |
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Expression |
The manifestation through artistic form of a thought, emotion, or quality of meaning; concept |
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Form |
The total appearance or organization |
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Genre |
A category based know style, form, and subject matter |
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Hue |
The common name of a color and it's position on the color wheel |
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Identity |
How one views oneself, how others perceive you, and how a society as a whole defines groups of people |
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Illusion |
A visually misleading or perceptually altered space or object |
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Implied Lines |
Lines that dim, fade, stop, and/or disappear |
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Juxtaposition |
The state or position of being placed close together or side by side |
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Local Color |
The color seen in the objective world |
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Metaphor |
A relationship between disparate visual or verbal sources where one kind of object, idea, or image is used in place of another to suggest a likeness or analogy between them. |
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Monochromatic Color |
A color with only one hue from white to black |
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Narrative |
The representation in art, by form and content, of an event or story |
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Nonrepresentational Art |
Abstract art |
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Objective |
Based on physical actuality |
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Perspective |
A visual that creates the illusion of depth |
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Picture Plane |
The flat surface an artist draws on |
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Principles of Organization |
7 principles that guide the use of the elements of art |
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Process |
The steps an artist takes to make a work of art |
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Proportion |
The comparative size relationship between the parts and the whole |
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Realism |
The representation of reality in art |
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Representational |
Art that depicts recognizable people, places, or things |
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Scale |
The comparative size of an object next to another |
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Silhouette |
An outline drawing of a shape |
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Stylized |
Art that conforms to imagined or invented visual rules |
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Subjective |
A reflection of one's personal viewpoint, bias, or emotion |
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Tactile |
A quality that refers to the sense of touch |
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Technique |
The manner and skill artists use tools and materials |
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Two Dimensional |
Possessing the dimensions of height and width |
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Value Pattern |
The arrangement or organization of values |
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Vantage Point |
A point of view |
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Volume |
A measurable area of defined or occupied space |