ELEMENTS of D
It refers to the surface quality or feel of an object
What is TEXTURE?
The name of a colour
What is HUE?
Shapes with precise edges, such as triangles.
What are GEOMETRIC SHAPES?
The repetition of Elements creates unity as well as this PRINCIPLE.
What is HARMONY?
This Theory of Art builds on the ELEMENTS and PRINCIPLES of DESIGN.
What is FORMALISM?
The distance or area around, between, above or within things
What is SPACE?
To make a shade of a colour, add black or the _____________ to it.
What is COMPLEMENTARY COLOUR?
This element refers to a three-dimensional object.
What is FORM?
When the general size of things makes sense according to reality, this is __________________.
What is PROPORTION?
This kind of paper is often used to transfer the outlines of an image onto another surface.
What is TRACING PAPER?
Shades and tints of black through gray to white, that suggest dimension and space
What is NON-COLOUR VALUE?
What is COLOUR INTENSITY?
All forms have these three dimensions.
What are HEIGHT, WIDTH and DEPTH?
This principle creates a pleasing feeling in the work, because things are equally distributed on either side of the axis.
What is FORMAL BALANCE?
The best kind of glue for artwork that is paper-based.
What is RUBBER CEMENT?
What is CONTOUR LINE?
3 or more colours found beside each other on the colour wheel create this colour scheme
What is ANALOGOUS COLOURS?
What are ORGANIC SHAPES?
Something in the artwork that catches the viewer's attention.
What is EMPHASIS?
This scale is used to ensure a full range of colour or non-colour is applied to the artwork.
What is a VALUE SCALE?
The implements used by artists to create works of art
What are the ELEMENTS of DESIGN?
What is a MONOCHROMATIC COLOUR SCHEME?
A piece of spaghetti is an example of this.
What is FORM?
Balance that extends from a centre point outward in the artwork.
What is RADIAL BALANCE?
What is IMITATIONALISM?