sobaski art final- semester 1

perspective of a drawing from the sky

the part of the painting or drawing that appears to be about half way back

something that allows light to pass through and can be seen through

the part of the painting or drawing that appears to be the farthest away

creating shading in a drawing using angled lines that cross over each other

a plan, or to plan. The organization or composition of a work

having or appearing to have to have height, width, and depth

water based paint with a plastic element added

something that cannot be see through

the colors associated with cool temperatures and calm and relaxing emotions (blue, green, purple)

colors across from each other on the color wheel that have the highest amount of contrast

showing the effects of light- either natural or artificial- on an object

a kind of shading tool, made from tightly wound paper that creates depth or value by spreading graphite

the line that describes the outside shape or the curvature of an object

watered down color of watercolor paint

the preparatory drawing(sketch) before you start your finale project

a color produced by mixing a primary and secondary color together for example red-orange, or blue-violet

creating shading in a drawing using dots

any paints that use water as a slovent to make paints work- they start dry

layering watercolor on top of watercolor to create shading

wet paint, painted on wet paper to create soft, blurry effect

a for of a linear perspective in which all lines appear to meet at a single point in the horizon

the colors associated with warmth, sun, fire, and happy and excited emotions (red, orange, yellow)

an application of linear perspective in which all lines appear to meet at either of two points in the horizon line

water based paint

a radical diagram of the primary and secondary and how they mix to make intermediate colors

creating shading in a drawing by shading with a pencil and then blending from dark to light with a blending stump

compressed burnt wood used for drawing

a color plus black added to it

mixing one color into or on top of another to create depth and dimension

a plastic or wood tray used by an artist to create a piece of art

use of one color plus its tints and shades

the material or technique used by an artist to create a piece of art

perspective of a drawing from low to the ground

creating shading in a drawing using closely spaced parallel lines

the name of any color as found in its purest state

the part of the painting or drawing that appears to be closest to the viewer

perspective of a drawing at standing eye level

white added to any color

colors not associated with a hue such as black, white, grey, and brown

techniques/ways to organize the components of artwork to improve and make it more unique

the plan, placement or arrangement of the elements of art in a work of art

the basic components of a work of art- line, shape, color, form, space, texture, value

finely powered color material which produces a color in any medium