Lesson 9 Flashcards

(44 cards)

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The building blocks used to create a work of art are its component

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Elements of art

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What are the 7 essential elements of art that artists in different media used

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Line
Shape
Form
Value
Space
Color
Texture

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3
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An art element identified by a point which moves in space

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Line

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4
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Can be three dimensional descriptive implied or abstract

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Line

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5
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Maybe used in several different ways in an artwork

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Line

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It can be used to indicate a range of emotions shapes pattern form structure depth distance rhythm movement and an array of emotion

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Line

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A flat enclosed area of an artwork created by a shapes structures colors or surfaces enclosed by other elements such as triangles circles and squares

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Shape

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It can refer to a composition of object within a three dimensional composition; includes height width and depth

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Form

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9
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The lightness or darkness of colors

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Value

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10
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An element of art that defines positive and negative areas or a sense of depth attained in an artwork

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Space

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An art element which consists of three properties; hue, value and intensity

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Color

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12
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Is the name of color

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Hue

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13
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Is the lightness and darkness of color

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Value

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14
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Is the quality of brightness and purity

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Intensity

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15
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Is the visual element which affects our emotions the most

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Color

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16
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What are the three properties of color

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Hue, Value, and Intensity

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17
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The surface quality of an artwork—the ruggedness or smoothness of the material it is made from

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Texture

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18
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We perceived texture in two ways:

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Optically (through sight)
Physically (through touch)

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In an artwork refers to its order arrangement or a plan

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It refers to the arrangement combination and configuration of the components to form a whole

21
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Any organization in the arts has to address these two questions:

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Does it make sense?
Is it interesting?

22
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Is the skeleton of the work

23
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Governed by different art design principles that guide the artist in making the art more beautiful and interesting to the observer

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There are five basic types of line

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Vertical
Horizontal
Zigzag
Diagonal and
Curve

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Also called as regular shapes
Geometric shape
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These are shapes that are easy to recognize and is used in math information also
Geometric shape
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Also called as freedom shapes
Organic shapes
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These are shapes that seem to follow no rules
Organic shapes
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Figures that have a natural look and a flowing curving appearance
Organic shape
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It is the solid forms in a design
Positive shapes
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Occupy positive space
Positive shapes
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It is the shape around the positive shape
Negative shapes
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Irregular solid or six equal square sides
Cube
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A surface traced by a straight line moving parallel to a fixed straight line and intersecting a fixed planner closed curve
Cylinder
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Around solid figure or its surface with every point on its surface equidistant from its center
Sphere
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A polygonal base and triangular sides that meet at a point called the apex
Pyramid
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Adding white to color paint to create lighter values such as light blue or pink
Tint
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Adding black to paint to create dark values such as dark blue or dark red
Shade
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Where the picture is all light values
High-key
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Where the picture is all dark values
Low-key
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Where light values are placed next to dark values to create contrast or strong differences
Value contrast
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A scale that shows the gradual change in value from its lightest value why to its darkest value black
Value scale
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What are the two types of spaces
Positive space Negative space
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