principles of design
showing the visual weight. symmetrical asymmetrical.
what is balance.
red, blue, green, yellow, orange
what is color.
a painting that focuses on animals, trees or the landscape
what is nature paintings.
beauty or goodness
purple and yellow. green and red. orange and blue.
what is complementary colors.
bringing objects, shapes and colors together.
what is unity.
cube, rectangular prism, pyramid
what is form.
a painting that main focus is people, an animal, or a group of people.
what is portraits.
questioning the meaning of life or one's experiences.
what is existential.
Amazon, advertisement, posters, ect.
what is the art functions in daily life.
having different types of shapes, color, patterns
what is veriety.
how something looks or feels.
what is texture.
often features scenes of individuals doing mundane tasks like eating, drinking, or working of their everyday life
what is genre scenes.
propaganda or ideological indoctrination
what is political.
what are 3 properties of color.
what is intensity, hue, value
repeating things
what is pattern.
what is value.
Artwork that clearly depicts real objects or things
what is representational.
immortalization of ________ events
types of movement (must get 3/4)
physical optical implied rhythmic
showing size relationships
what is proportion.
positive, negative, foreground, middle ground, background
what is space.
a painting or drawing of an arrangement of objects, typically including fruit and flowers and objects contrasting with these in texture, such as bowls and glassware.
what is still life.
_______ issues or _______ standards/choices
what is Moral and ethical.
Work that does not depict anything from the real world (figures, landscapes, animals, etc.)
what is non-representational.