Line
A path made by a moving point through space.
What is Line?
A flat enclosed area that is two-dimensional.
What is a Shape?
A color's name.
What is Hue?
The surface quality of an object.
What is Texture?
An element used to create the illusion of depth.
What is Space?
The way a line can vary.
What is width, direction, and length?
Something that is three-dimensional (has length, width, and height).
What is Form?
Red, Blue & Yellow
What are the Primary Colors?
The lightness and darkness of a surface.
What is Value?
Three things that you can use to create the illusion of depth within an artwork.
What is Foreground, Middleground, and Background?
The type of line you might see in the middle of a road. (Hint: It tells you that you can pass another vehicle.)
What is a Broken Line?
A shape that you might see in math (a square, triangle, rectangle, etc.).
What is a Geometric Shape?
Green, Orange & Purple
What are Secondary Colors?
How things feel.
What is Actual Texture?
The objects that appear to be the largest and closest to the bottom of your picture plane in a drawing or painting.
What is in the Foreground?
A line that goes straight up and down.
What is a Vertical Line?
A shape that you might see in nature. This shape has irregular edges.
What is an Organic Shape?
A color's strength and purity.
What is Color Intensity?
What is White?
The area of a drawing, painting, or sculpture that the subject occupies (the subject itself).
What is Positive Space?
A line that travels from right to left.
What is a Horizontal Line?
The dimension that form has, but shape does not have.
What is Depth or Width?
The number of colors in a Monochromatic color scheme.
What is One?
How things look like they feel.
What is Implied Texture?
The area around, between, and inside the subject in a work of art, but does not include the subject itself.
What is Negative Space?