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Key Terms
100
A mark with length and direction, created by a point that moves across a surface.
What is line?
100
Primary colors
What are red, blue and yellow?
100
A way of combining visual elements to produce a sense of action. You eyes follow the artwork
What is movement?
100
the information given next the artwork (artist, title, medium, year, dimensions)
What is Credit Line?
100
The type of art where it is of a person only
What is Portrait?
200
Any three dimensional object that can be measured by height, width and depth.
What is form?
200
Secondary colors
What are orange, green and violet?
200
Area in a work of art that catches and holds the viewer's attention.
What is emphasis?
200
The step in art criticism where you say if the work is successful or not.
What is Judgment?
200
The type of artwork, which is of land
What is landscape?
300
Smoothness, roughness, softness in a visual
What is texture?
300
Blue, Blue-green, Green is an example of...
What are analogous colors?
300
The use of different lines, shapes, textures, colors and other elements of design to create interest in a work of art.
What is variety?
300
The step where you organize the elements and principles of art in the artwork.
What is Analysis?
300
The bottom of a sculpture
What is Base?
400
Lightness and darkness of a hue or tone
What is value?
400
Mixing a secondary and primary color creates this.
What is a tertiary/intermediate color?
400
The relation of one object to another in size, amount, number or degree.
What is proportion?
400
The step in art criticism where you tell the emotion/feeling behind the artwork.
What is Interpretation?
400
When you add black to a hue you create this.
What is shade?
500
Negative and positive
What is space?
500
Brown, tan or grey are a color scheme
What are neutrals?
500
When an image is uneven on both sides
What is asymmetrical balance?
500
Written by the artist. Telling about their own artwork.
What is Artist statement?
500
Art that is less or not recognizable at all with respect to the subject
What is Abstract Art?