Art 1 Final

Letters used to enhance posters, could be boxed or rounded.

The colors which be mixed from other colors, but from which other colors are made. (Red, Yellow, Blue)

The brightness or dullness of a hue.

Takes place when the observer's eyes move from one part of the design to another.

The lightness and darkness of a color. Tints are light and shades are dark.

The quality of seeming whole and complete with all parts looking right together.

The lightness of dullness of a color. Tints are light and shades are dark.

Importance given to certain objects in an artwork- can show dominance, contrast, or focal point.

The basic parts of an artwork.

The way an artwork is arranged to make parts seem equally important.

Areas that are empty or full, far away or nearby, or huge or small.

Repetition of elements, such as lines or colors - create a feel of visual motion in an artwork.

Repeated colors, lines, shapes, forms or textures in an artwork.

Works which involve creating images and objects for commercial purposes, rather than for fine art..also known as design

Plan for the arrangement of lines, colors, shapes&textures in an artwork, can also be the act of arranging parts of art

A word used for black, white, and tints of shades of gray. Some artist use tints and shades of brown for these colors.

The visual quality of objects caused by the amount of light reflected by them.

A quick drawing.

To view an object from below, as though you are looking from the ground up.

A design or picture in a book, magazine, or other print or electronic medium that shows what is happening.

A copy of a picture that is larger than the original.

A three-dimensional object, such as a cube or ball.

A thin mark on a surface created by a pen, pencil, or brush.

A color, such as pink, that is created by mixing a hue with white.

Technique for creating emphasis in an artwork by using intensity, brightness/ dullness of a hue.

Colors that contrast with one another and are opposite of one another on the color wheel.

A technique used in art to indicate shading by drawing parallel lines.

A technique used in art to indicate shading by hatching, then crossing over each other.

A patriotic and official symbol of a country, state or organization.

Colors made by mixing two primary colors. (Orange, Green, Violet)

A system of creating the illusion of depth on a flat surface by making lines converge into a single vanishing point.

A flat, two-dimensional area with height & width, which might have and edge or an outline around it.

Method of creating the illusion of depth (fading away) looking from above or at a distance.

A color made by adding black to a hue, for example, adding black to green results in hunter's green (dark green).

Another word for color.

The family of colors that includes greens, blues, and violets.

The way something feels to the touch or how it may look.

Colors that appear next to each other on the color wheel and have one hue in common. (blue, blue-green, blue-violet)

A way to show emphasis in an artwork in which the artist sets an element apart from others to create center of interest

Creative art, especially visual art whose products are to be appreciated.

A technique used in art to create value by smoothing the edges of mediums together.

A decorative flag which represents a personal or commercial interest.

A degree of standard of excellence, especially a high standard.

A way to show emphasis in an artwork in which the artist sets an element apart from others to create center of interest

The family of colors that includes reds, yellows, and oranges.

Guidelines that artists use to organize the Elements of Art in a composition.

A color scheme that uses different values of a single hue by showing tints and shades of the same hue.

Another word for color.

A circular arrangement of colors.

The plan combining colors in an artwork, for example, cool colors, warm colors, intermediate colors, primary colors, etc

The edge of an object.

A technique in art used to show value by a series of dots.

Repeated colors, lines, shapes, forms, or textures in an artwork.