Elements of art
This element is a continuous mark made on a surface.
Line
These lines go up and down in a work of art
Vertical and Horizontal
The surface quality of an object, or the appearance of how a surface looks like it would feel if touched
Texture
The way things appear from a particular viewpoint
Perspective
Darkest part of an object opposite of the highlighted area
Shadow
A flat, enclosed area with height and width is called this.
Shape
A continuous, unbroken line with a single, uniform width that is used to outline visible objects, define shapes, or represent physical surfaces
Solid Line
The area within, around, and between objects in a composition, creating a sense of depth and volume
Space
The amount of force used to create light and dark values
Pencil Pressure
Faint light area in between the shadow and cast shadow
Reflection
The element of art produced when light strikes an object and reflects back is this.
Color
An imaginary pathway that the viewer's eye follows, created by the arrangement of other elements
Implied Line
An art technique where an artist draws the outline and inner details of an object using a single, unbroken line
Continuous Contour Line
Artist who drew Stravanski?
Picasso
Second to light area on a surface that is in between the shadow and Highlight
Midtone
This element deals with the lightness or darkness of a color.
Value
A line that is not solid, but is instead fragmented or composed of a series of disconnected parts, such as dashes, dots, or segments
Interrupted Line
Created when an artist draws an object's outline without looking at the paper, focusing their eyes only on the subject
Blind Contour Line
Whitest/lightest part of an object when light is illuminated in a particular area
Highlight
The dark shape created on a surface when an object blocks a light source
Cast Shadow
This element appears three-dimensional and has height, width, and depth.
Form
An invisible, conceptual path created by an artist to guide the viewer's eye or suggest a connection between elements
Psychological Line
A nine-step scale used to describe how values change between black and white
Denman Ross
The point at which two receding viewed in perspective appear to converge.
Vanishing Point
What is the name of the demigod who accompanies Moana on her journey in Moana?
Maui