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33 Cards in this Set
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What's the 4 components in a Linear Perspective |
Horizon line Vanishing Point Perspective Line Cut Off Line |
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Horizon Line |
Establishes eye level |
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Vanishing Point |
Determines point of view |
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Perspective Line |
Gives depth to an object |
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Cut-Off Line |
Gives dimension to an object |
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What are two types of lines used in Perspective drawings? |
Parallel and Vertical Lines |
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Parallel Line |
Gives edges to your shape and form |
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Vertical Line |
Gives left and right edges |
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When was Linear Perspective invented? |
Early 1400's |
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Where was Linear Perspective invented? |
Florence, Italy |
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Who invented Linear Perspective |
Brunelleschi |
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Why was Linear Perspective created? |
To capture 3D structures realistically on a flat surface |
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How did Linear Perspective capture 3D objects? |
By establishing a horizon line and using a vanishing point |
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Who invented Aerial perspective? |
Leonardo da Vinci |
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Who did not want to use Linear Perspective ? |
The dutch |
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What did the Dutch invent? |
Emperical Method |
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What's Emperical method based on? |
Observation and Experience |
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What's Linear Perspective? |
A technique to show then illusion of 3D space on a flat surface |
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Elements of art |
Line Shape Form Space Texture Value and Color |
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Principles of Art |
Balance Proportion Emphasis Variety and Unity |
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Balance |
Symmetrical Radial and Asymmetrical. Equalizing visual forces/elements in a composition |
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Proportion |
Size relationship of one part to another |
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Emphasis |
Dominating composition |
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Variety |
Contrast of elements or design |
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Unity |
Quality of oneness |
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Who invented Cubism |
Picasso and Barque |
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Where do cubsim start |
France |
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When did Cubism Start |
Between 1909 and 1912 |
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What is cubism? |
Art style that breaks up objects into geometric shapes and shows multiple faces of the same object |
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Analytic |
Earth tone , values, some form, detail and realism, multiple view points |
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Synthetic |
Flat shapes, bright colors, collage, real texture |
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Summary of Cubism |
Geometric shapes, multiple facets, simplest forms, flattened form, interlocking composition |
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Materials |
Oil Pastels, Drawing Pencil, Charcoal Pencil, conte chalk, felt tip marker, sketch and wash pencil, ink, and collage |
