| A | B |
|---|
| line | path that a point makes though space |
| real line | one you can actually see |
| implied line | suggestion of a line |
| Shape | 2-dimensional object that has height and width, but no depth |
| organic shapes | irregular - seashells, leaves, flowers |
| positive shapes | solid objects |
| negative shapes | areas around or between the objects |
| Form | 3-Dimensional - has height, width, and depth |
| Space | limited to the picture plain |
| Linear Perspective | parallel lines receding toward a common vanishing point |
| Value | refers to the lightness and darkness of a color |
| texture | tactile quality of a surface |
| Real Texture | texture you can feel |
| Implied Texture | an illusion of texture |
| Complementary Colors | Colors across from each other on the color wheel |
| monochromatic | color scheme made of only one hue and its tints and shades |
| Analogous | made up of three or four colors that are adjecent on the color wheel |
| Unity | a sense of cohesiveness |
| Variety | adds visual interest by giving the eye different things to focus on |
| Symmetrical Balance | same on both sides |
| Asymmetrical | two sides are balanced but different |
| Radial | spread out from the center |
| emphasis | creates a center of interest |
| pattern | repeated, again and again |
| Proportional | the relative size of one thing compared to the size of something else |
| Rhythm | a pattern of movement |
| Geometric Shapes | shapes can be measured - circles, squares, and rectangles |
| Primary Colors | Red, Yellow, Blue |
| Secondary Colors | Orange, Green, and Violet |
| Warm Colors | Red, Orange, Yellow |
| Color Colors | Green, Blue, and Violet |
| movement | course that a viewer's eye takes as it moves across the surface |
| media | the material used by the artist to produce art |
| Art Process | art methods and the media used for visual communication in a variety of art forms |
