ART APPRECIATION

• Avant garde - This celebrates inidividuality and originality.
• the shapes are irregular, asymmetrical, and often foound in nature.

  organic shapes
• it is the condition in which texture is created, not represented.

  actual texture
• it is an area of two dimensional space.

  shape
• Enumerate the Elements of art

  line, shape, form, space, texture, value, color
• it is based on the colors that are seen after white light travels through a prism: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet.

  Artist pigment wheel
• It is the visual representation, or illusion, of a tactile surface, and is common in 2 dimensional works of art.

  simulated texture
• In the element of color, it refers to the lightness or darkness of a color.

  value
• In art, it refers to the area around, between, and within shapes of forms.

  space
• It is the purity of the color, ranging from neutral gray to the pure color.

  saturation
• It is the wavelength of the color, described by the color name.

  hue
• It is the 3 dimensional element of art and has volume (length, width, and height).

  form
• It is the use of color to simulate the illusion of space.

  atmospheric perspective
• It is the empty space within that volume.

  negative space
• This color systems are used when colored light (as opposed to pigment) is mixed, such as on computer monitors and television screen.

  additive
• It is the other term for linear perspective.

  one point perspective
• If you mix 3 primary colors together, the result is black.

  subtractive color system
• It is the geometrically constructed illusion of the recession of space.

  linear perspective
• These shape are shape with mathematically regular contours, like circles, rectangles, and octagons.

  geometric shapes
• This color schemes use vibrant and dramatic as they place side by side colors which are opposite each other on the color wheel.

  complementary
• This color schemes use variations of a single color.

  monochromatic
• This color schemes use color that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel.

  analogous
• It is the space occupied by a given volume.

  positive space
• It defines the edges of objects, or where differing areas meet.

  contour lines
• It is the sensation caused by differing qualities of light.

  color
• These are the series of points that are connected by the viewer's eye.

  implied lines
• The direction of a line may be straight (unchanging) or curved (changing).

  line
• in which the figure is created can be seen as expressive.

  manner
• ____________ or shape of a written symbol denotes its meaning.

  linear figure
• two function of line

  linear figure, manner
• the object that is closest will overlap and obscure objects that are further back in space.

  overlapping
• larger objects appear to be closer while smaller objects appear to be in the distance.

  size
• objects higher in the picture plane appear to be further away.

  placement
• light and shadow create the illusion of form and three dimentionality.

  shading
• this use a subtractive color mixing system with the primaries of cyan, magenta, and yellow, plus black.

  industrial printing
• 8 principles of art

  Unity/Variety, Proportion, Balance, Contrast, Emphasis, Movement, Rhythm, Pattern