The term for a color that is a primary + primary
Green = blue + yellow
Orange = red + yellow
Violet = blue + red
What is secondary color
100
This is the space in the back of the image
What is background
100
This is objects in the front of a composition that usually contains the subject matter.
What is foreground
100
This type of perspective creates illusion of depth in outdoor scenes by using differences in color and detail
What is aerial perspective
200
The term for the name of the color
What is hue
200
Name of the color formed by primary + secondary
red-orange, yellow-orange, yellow-green,
blue-green, blue-violet, red-violet
What is tertiary color
200
This is small, quick sketches that capture possible compositions
What is thumbnail sketch
200
This is a system of drawing in which parallel lines appear to converge, creating the illusion of depth and space.
What is linear perspective
200
This is a line that divides the sky from the ground and it’s parallel to the horizon
What is horizon line
300
This is the point on the horizon line where parallel lines appear to get smaller (vanish)
What is vanishing point
300
This type of color cannot be mixed
Red
Blue
Yellow
What is primary color
300
These are a series of intersecting lines that form diamonds where they meet. Lines closer together are darker values. Lines farther apart are lighter values.
What is crosshatch
300
This is the subject matter itself
What is positive space
300
This is a repetition of individual dots to imply value changes.
What is stippling
400
This is the term for lightness and darkness of a color
What is value
400
This is the term for specific group of colors
What is color schemes
400
This perspective techniques puts shapes that are closer to the viewer in front of shapes that are farther away from viewer
What is overlapping
400
This is the term for perspective where shapes that are closer to the viewer are in front of shapes that are farther away from viewer
What is overlapping
400
This is the method of drawing used to represent 3-dimensional objects on a 2-dimensional surface to create the illusion of space. It was developed during the Renaissance.
What is perspective
500
This is when 2 vanishing points are used and the object is diagonal to viewer
What is 2 pt perspective
500
This is when only 1 vanishing point and the object is parallel to viewer
What is 1 point perspective
500
This is the intentional arrangement of objects to create a focal area and visual movement
What is composition
500
This is the term for the subject matter located in or near the middle of the composition
What is middleground
500
This is the area that surrounds or encloses the subject