Principles of Art
Atmospheric, one-point, two-point, and fore/middle/back ground are all examples of this technique used with space.
Perspective
A mark that can be straight, curvy, thin, thick, zig-zag, or wavy is called:
Line
A shade is made by adding what to a color?
Black
This refers to the way the principles and elements of design are arranged on the page.
Composition
A closed 2D space commonly found in math class:
Geometric Shape
A repeated design.
Pattern
The space within an object, subject, or focal point?
Positive Space
Name 1 complementary color scheme:
Blue/Orange
Red/Green
Yellow/Purple
Art that is NOT realistic is called:
Abstract
______________ is the range of lightness or darkness of a color
Value
The main area in a picture that your eyes always tend to focus on is called:
Focal Point or Emphasis
A 3D space that can be seen from many different angles.
Form
A tone is made by adding what to a color?
Gray
When all elements and principles work together in harmony?
Unity
_______________ is the area that exists around and between objects.
Negative Space
__________ is the placement of items, color, and space in your artwork to make it look even and spread out. For example, you do not want to place all your objects on one side of your artwork.
Balance
___________ Is the surface quality or the “feel” of an object. Examples are smooth surfaces, rough surfaces, or soft surfaces.
Texture
High contrast as visualized on a value scale.
Black and White
______________ shapes are irregular, nature-type shapes. Examples are clouds and leaves
Organic Shapes
_________ is when one side of the object mirrors the other side. Example: The pattern of a butterfly’s wings is the same on both sides
Symmetry
The difference in sizes of items in an art piece is called __________________. Example – bobblehead
Proportion
When the balance comes from a central point?
Radial design
A tint is made by adding what to a color?
White
Repetition of elements in an art work.
Rhythm
This principle has energy.
Movement