Making Landscapes
It's the surface upon which the artist creates the visual representation of the subject, whether it's a painting, drawing, or other visual medium. (it can be canvas, wood, paper, etc.)
the picture plane
These colors cannot be created or mixed but are used to create all the other colors (except for black and white). As a group, they are called what?
Primary colors
This is a dot that goes for a walk.
line
This describes what our eyes see when light bounces off an object.
It's a fundamental element of art, and includes hue, value, and intensity, and it significantly influences the mood, tone, and overall impact of an artwork.
Color
In a drawing or painting, the part of the picture that appears closest to the viewer
foreground
There are the 3 primary colors
yellow, blue, red
This describes how light or dark a color is.
Value
A 2-dimensional shape that has an outline. Can be geometric or organic
Shape
This area of a picture sits between the foreground and background. Often it is the area where the main subject of the painting can be found.
Middle Ground
The colors are creating by mixing two primary colors. As a group, they are called what?
Secondary Colors
This gives the illusion of depth in a painting.
Space
In a picture, the area furthest from the viewer, often containing less detailed elements or a sense of distant space.
background
What are the 3 secondary colors?
orange, violet, green
This can be real or implied and suggests how something would feel if touched.
Texture
The technique where one shape or form is placed on top of another, partially blocking it. It looks like one object is in front of another.
Overlapping
These colors are created by mixing a primary and a secondary color. As a group they are called what?
Tertiary colors
This is a 3-Dimensional shape that has height, length and width.
Form