Week 5 Flashcards

(27 cards)

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Line

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A mark made by moving a point across space. Line can be actual or implied, and vary in direction, thickness, and density

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Outline

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The edge of a shape or figure depicted by an actual line drawn or painted on the surface

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Contour lines

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percieved line that marks the border of an object in space

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Contour

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outermost limits of an object

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implied line

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created by movement and direction; fluidity of motion

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Classical/Analytical line

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mathematical, precise, and rationally organized lines

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Qualities of a line

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Characteristics of a line such as thickness, texture, fluidity to covey emotion and style

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Hatching and Cross Hatching

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Techniques using closely spaced parallel or intersecting line to create shading and texture

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Autographic line

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A unique, personal style of line that reflects an artists identity

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Composition

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Organization of elements in a group of art

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Figure

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Resting in the front of the ground; positive space

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Ground

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The flat plane that rests the figure; the negative space

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Volume

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Amount of space a form occupies

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Mass

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The quantity of the matter; weight

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15
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Overlap

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Placing one figure behind another

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Position Perspective

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Establishing space in 2D by placing objects that are closer lower and objects further higher

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Value, Tone, Key

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The shift from light to dark characteristics of atmospheric perspective; chiaroscuro

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Atmospheric Perspective

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Objects further from the viewer get blurrier

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Chiaroscuro:

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The use of dark and light to create the effect of 3D modeled surfaces

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Foreshortening

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What is closer appears more significant than what is further

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Oblique

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The front face of an object is in true size and shape while other faces are projected at an angle

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Axonometric

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An object is tilted to show multiple faces but all axis’ remain parallel to the projection plane

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Linear Perspective

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  1. Things perceived as far away are smaller than things closer
  2. Parallel lines are represented as receding into the distance then converge into a vanishing point
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One point linear perspective

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A version of linear perspective where there is one vanishing point

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Two point linear perspective
A version of linear perspective where there are two vanishing points
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Vanishing point
the point on the horizon line where parallel lines converge
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Vantage point
The point the viewer is positioned