Elements
The hue of all that is visible.
What is Color
The visual temp or beat usually created with repetition.
Rhythm
Saturation
A common paint that dries quickly and is quite strong
What is Acrylic?
What is The Design Process?
The area enclosed by an outline and is two-dimensional.
What is a shape?
The feeling that all parts of an artwork are working together in harmony.
What is Unity
What happens when you mix two colors across the color wheel?
Creates a less saturate color
Paint with a temporary binder and strong pigment
What is Watercolor?
What is the piece of paperwork that includes who is on stage when on every individual page.
What is a french scene breakdown?
The use of repeated elements.
Pattern
How you eye moves through a piece of art, combining visual elements to produce a sense of action.
What is movement
A shade is created by adding this to color
What is Black?
Paper made to absorb water, with a high tooth
What is Watercolor Paper
Sketching, model making, drawing, and pictures are all important for a designer because it helps with this.
What is Communication?
The element of art that refers to light and dark
What is value?
This refers to the way elements are arranged to create a sense of stability in a work. Visual weight.
What is balance?
A color pallet with only one hue in many values.
What is Monochromatic?
Material made of paper pressed together and smoothed. 1/16" Thick used for making models
This is the most important goal of all design
The element of art that organizes depth created by control of size, color, and overlapping.
What is space?
This is the brightest point, or the point that feels most important in an artwork
What is emphasis/focus?
The color pallet with red, blue and yellow
What is Triadic?
It is always safer to use this when cutting model material.
What is a new blade/cork back ruler?
The written document that describes the concept of the design and describes how the Design is communicated through design choices.
What is the Design Approach?