LINES
These lines are close and travel in the same direction but never touch each other.
What are parallel lines?
The line where the sky meets the ground.
WHAT IS HORIZON?
A circle with different colored sections used to show the relation between colors.
What is a color wheel?
The area in, around, between, above, and below an object.
What is space?
An artwork that reveals several different types of things is said to contain this.
What is Variety?
A straight line that is set at an angle.
What is diagonal?
The concept of accurately representing the shape of an object.
What is true shape?
The colors Red, Blue, and Yellow.
What are primary colors?
How something feels and looks.
What is texture?
Using contrast, color, focus, and other details, the artist can create this.
What is emphasis?
Straight lines that run from top to bottom.
What are vertical lines?
How objects appear smaller as they get further away.
What is foreshortening?
The colors Violet, Orange, and Green.
What are secondary colors.
The lightness and darkness of a work of art.
What is Value?
This principle shows the size relationships between objects.
What is Proportion?
A continuous extent of length, straight or curved, without breadth or thickness; the trace of a moving point.
What is Line?
Two or more lines that get closer together and seem to disappear at the vanishing point.
What are converging lines?
The colors Blue-Violet, Red-Violet, Red-Orange, Yellow-Orange, Yellow-Green, and Blue-Green.
What are Tertiary Colors?
Three dimensional. Consisting of length, width, and height.
What is form?
-Grouping things together
-making things the same color
-Grouping similar things together
What is Unity?
This is the only thing that can be straight, curved, and broken, all at the same time.
What is a Line?
Imaginary guidelines that help create the illusion of depth.
WHAT IS ORTHOGONAL LINES?
The original pure color of an abject.
What is Hue?
this is considered the most important or most common of the elements.
What is Line?
Shows visual weight. can be symmetrical, asymmetrical, or radial.
What is Balance?