Shape
Texture
Value
Space
Form
100
What is shape?
An area that is contained within an implied line or is seen and identified because of color or value changes.
100
What is texture?
The surface quality of a 2D or 3D artwork
100
What is value?
How light or dark an artwork is
100
What is space in 2D art?
A feeling or illusion of space that is created by overlapping objects.
100
What is natural form?
Forms that occur in nature
200
What is another name for a rectilinear shape?
Geometric Shape
200
Texture may be actual or ______?
Simulated
200
What is value contrast?
The range of difference between light and dark values
200
What is space in 3D art?
The actual or real space that an object (with volume and mass) occupy
200
What is geometric form?
Man-made forms that are identified by their angular, cubistic, and straight-edged characteristics
300
What is another name for a curvilinear shape?
Organic shape
300
Tactile texture is also known as what?
Actual texture
300
What is a high key painting?
A painting that has mostly light values.
300
What is linear perspective?
How objects are organized in space
300
What is organic form?
A cross between natural and geometric forms, identified by rounded and flowing characteristics
400
What is a positive shape?
The central feature or figure
400
Visual texture is also known as what?
Simulated texture
400
What is a low key painting?
A painting that has mostly dark values
400
What is one-point linear perspective?
Looking directly at the side of an object
400
What is non-objective form?
Forms that do not represent any natural forms at all
500
What is a negative shape?
The ground surrounding the central feature or figure
500
True or false, texture is only found in nature?
False, texture is abundant in nature and in our man-made environment.
500
What is a focal area?
An area that is created by emphasizing light values
500
What is two-point linear perspective?
Looking directly at the corner of a form, such as a corner of a box
500
What is realistic form?
Forms that depict objects (such as people and animals) as they actually appear
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