Elements of Art Flashcards

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Color

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An element of art with HUE, INTENSITY and VALUE.

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What are the elements of art?

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color, value, shape, space, texture, form and line

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Value

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The element of art that describes the

LIGHTNESS OR DARKNESS of a hue.

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Shape

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An element of art referring to a TWO DIMENSIONAL AREA clearly set off by one or more of the other visual elements, such as color, value, line, texture, and space.

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Space

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The element that is the DISTANCE OR AREA BETWEEN, AROUND, ABOVE, BELOW, IR WITHIN THINGS. It can be either three-dimensional or two-dimensional.

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Texture

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The element of art that refers to the way things FEEL, OR LOOK AS IF THEY WERE TO FEEL IF TOUCHED.

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Form

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The element of art that refers to an object with THREE DIMENSIONS.

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Line

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An element of art that refers to the
CONTINUOUS MARK made on some
surface by a moving point.

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Hue

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The color name

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Intensity

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The purity and brightness of a color

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Value

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Value (The lightness or darkness of a color)

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Primary colors

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Primary Colors (Colors that are mixed to make all other colors)

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Secondary colors

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Secondary Colors (An equal mixture of primary colors)

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Intermediate colors

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Intermediate (A varying amount of primary colors)

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Complementary colors

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Complementary Colors (Colors that are opposite on the color wheel)

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Analogous colors

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Analogous Colors (Colors next to each other the color wheel)

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Examples of Value

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Abrupt value CHANGES CAN SUGGEST PLANES OR FLAT SURFACES AT VARIOUS ANGLES to each other.

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Examples of Shapes

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SHAPES ARE FLAT. They are limited to only two dimensions: length
and width

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Actual space

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Three-dimensional space, with HEIGHT, WIDTH, and

DEPTH

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Implied versus Actual Texture

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Exams of Form

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The important features of form are MASS and VOLUME. Mass refers to the outside size and bulk of a form, and volume refers to the space within a form

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Contour Line

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Contour line (outline form showing edges)

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Vertical Line

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Vertical suggest strength and stability.

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Horizontal Line

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Horizontal suggest calmness.

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Diagonal Line

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Diagonal suggest tension.

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Curved Line

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Curved suggest flowing movement