Indigenous Creative Crafts (Midterms)

• Elements of Art

  • Point
  • Line
  • Shape
  • Color
  • Form
  • Value
  • Light
  • Texture
  • Perspective
• Principles of Design

  • Balance
  • Movement
  • Repetition
  • Variety
  • Proportion
  • Rhythm
  • Contrast
  • Pattern
  • Unity
  • Emphasis
• Artistic Concepts

  • Portrait
  • Landscape
  • Linear
  • Aerial
  • Vanishing Point
  • Symmetrical
  • Asymmetrical
  • Radial Balance
  • External Structure
  • Schematic Drawing
• Color Harmonies

  • Monochromatic
  • Complementary
  • Warm
  • Cool
  • Analogous
  • Neutral
  • Achromatic
• Strokes in Drawing

  • Hatching
  • Cross Hatching
  • Multiple Hatching
  • Scribbling
  • Stipple
  • Stippling
  • Pointillism
  • Circulism
• Lines

  • Vertical
  • Horizontal
  • Diagonal
  • Dotted
  • Dashed
  • Waves
  • Curved
  • Scallop
  • Zigzag
  • Castle
  • Curly
  • Spiral
• Length and Thickness

  • Length
  • Thick
  • Thin
  • Tapered
  • Random/Irregular
• Direction

  • Movement
  • Rhythm
• Point


  Smallest unit of visual information, often represented as a dot
• Line


  Continuous mark defining shapes, forms, and direction
• Shape


  Two-dimensional area with defined boundaries, geometric or organic
• Color


  Visual property produced by light reflection, comprising hue, value, and saturation
• Form


  Three-dimensional aspect of objects, including height, width, and depth
• Value


  Lightness or darkness of tones or colors, crucial for contrast and depth
• Light


  Illumination used to create highlights, shadows, and depth
• Texture


  Surface quality of an object, either implied or actual
• Perspective


  Technique to represent depth and space on a flat surface
• Balance


  Distribution of visual weight for equilibrium
• Movement


  Path guiding the viewer's eye through a composition
• Repetition


  Use of same/similar elements for rhythm and unity
• Variety


  Diversity and contrast of elements for visual interest
• Proportion


  Relationship between elements in terms of size or scale
• Rhythm


  Repetition of elements for visual flow and interest
• Contrast


  Juxtaposition of elements for visual impact
• Pattern


  Predictable repetition of elements for rhythm and unity
• Unity


  Cohesive quality achieved when all elements work together
• Emphasis


  Focal point drawing viewer's attention through contrast or isolation
• Portrait


  A representation of a person, usually focusing on their face and expression
• Landscape


  A depiction of natural scenery, such as mountains, valleys, forests, or rivers
• Linear


  Characterized by lines or consisting primarily of lines
• Aerial


  Pertaining to or resembling the air or atmosphere; in art, it often refers to the illusion of depth created by atmospheric perspective
• Vanishing Point


  In perspective drawing, the point where parallel lines appear to converge in the distance, indicating the viewer's eye level
• Symmetrical


  Having balanced proportions on either side of a central axis
• Asymmetrical


  Lacking symmetry or having unequal proportions on either side of a central axis
• Radial Balance


  Balance achieved by arranging elements around a central point, radiating outward
• External Structure


  The visible framework or outer arrangement of an object or form
• Schematic Drawing


  A simplified or diagrammatic representation of an object, system, or idea
• Monochromatic Color Harmony


  The use of variations in the same hue, varying in value and saturation
• Complementary Color Harmony


  The use of colors opposite each other on the color wheel to create contrast
• Warm Colors


  Colors that evoke a sense of warmth or heat, such as reds, oranges, and yellows