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• Audience – The person, or group of people, that the text is intended for. 

  Purpose – The reason why the text exists. This can be to inform, persuade, entertain, warn, advise or explain.

  Register – The degree of formality; it can be formal or informal.

  Diction – The choice of words in a text.

  Denotation – The straightforward dictionary definition of a word.

  Connotation – The feeling or attitude that we associate with a word.
• Synoniem:Aandag/attensie.    Antoniem:koud/warm.
• Movement:Change in position, place, or orientation. 

  Respiration:All living organisms break down food to obtain energy.

  Sensitivity:The ability to detect and react to changes in the environment.

  Growth:Increase in size, strength and maturity.   Reproduction:The creation of more organisms.

  Excretion:The removal of waste from the body.   Nutrition:All organisms must take in food.

  Glucose:The water soluble form of sugar produced by plants during photosynthesis. 
• Line


  Any point that is longer than it is wide
• Tone


  A series of shades from dark to light made using a drawing tool to show shadows, depth and to make contrasts between objects in an artwork
• Tone


  • To draw well, you need to show the light and dark areas on objects
  • This is done by using more weight or less weight on your drawing tool to create lighter and darker shades
• Shape


  Something that is drawn in two dimensions (2D)
• Form


  Closely related to shape
• Colour


  Understanding colour is a whole world in itself. Some artists spend their entire lives exploring colour and its attributes
• Colour attributes


  • Hue
  • Tint
  • Tone
  • Shade
• Hue


  Pure colour. As you move around the colour wheel, you will be selecting different hues
• Tint


  Adding white to a hue creates a tint
• Tone


  Adding grey to a hue creates a tone
• Shade


  Adding black to a hue creates a shade
• Texture


  The quality of a surface. It may be shiny, smooth, bumpy, prickly, etc. We can either change the physical quality of a surface, or we can use other elements, such as lines, to give the illusion of texture
• Balance


  The arrangement of art elements to create stability in an artwork
• Pattern


  Anything can be used to create a pattern. The rule is to repeat an object
• Contrast


  Used to show differences, such as the difference between light and dark, or contrast in texture
• Style


  The way in which something has been painted or drawn
• Font


  The unique style and size of letters