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Elements of Art Flashcards

1
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They are the building blocks or the basic ingredients of any artwork

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Elements of Art

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2
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Building blocks of any artwork includes (5)

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Lines, Shape and Form, Texture, Perspective, Color

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It is a visible mark, or an implied mark, between two endpoints and it is the most fundamental element of artworks

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Line

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4
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Modified True or False: Line define boundaries between four planes in a two

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four -> two

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5
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Modified True or False: Line directs our thinking where to look at in an artwork (a tool for emphasis)

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thinking -> eyes

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Modified True or False: Line conveys a sense of pressure and determination.

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pressure and determination -> movement and energy

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7
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Its function gives an illusion of depth and space ( a tool for perspective )

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Line

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8
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This type of line are measured, controlled and planned

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Regular Lines

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9
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This type of line are wild, free and unrestrained

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Irregular Lines

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10
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This type of line gives us an impression of a continuous line

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Implied Lines

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Modified True or False: More artworks does not combine the different types of lines.

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does not combine -> combine

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12
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This line connotes strength, stability and energy

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Vertical Lines

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13
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This line connotes calmness, peace and passiveness

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Horizontal Lines

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14
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This line connotes dynamicity, action, drama and movement

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Diagonal Lines

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15
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This line connotes fluidity, flow and grace

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Curves

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16
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This line connotes roughness

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Zigzags

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17
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It is a two-dimensional (2d) area where the boundaries are defined by lines or suggested by changes in color or value (shade)

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Shape

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18
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Shapes can be either ____ or _______

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geometric or organic/natural

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19
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These are closed figures composed of regular straight lines and curves

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Geometric Shapes

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20
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These consist of irregular lines which are unpredictable and suggest shapes from the natural world.

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Organic/Natural Shapes

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It is a three-dimensional (3d) object. Mass and volume are the main attributes of it.

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Form

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22
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It is the space the object occupies on a form

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Volume

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23
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It is the expression that the object is solid on a form

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Mass

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24
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What are the two types of forms

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Geometric Forms and Organic Forms

25
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This type of form are regular and readily expressed in words

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Geometric Forms

26
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This type of form are irregular and unpredictable

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Organic Forms

27
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The tactile sensation we experience when we physically touch an object.

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Texture in three-dimensional real objects

28
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The illusion produced by the artist to remind our memories of an actual texture

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Texture in two-dimensional objects

29
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Contradiction of other tactile experiences (in surrealism)

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Subversive textures

30
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It is a creation of the illusion of depth in a two-dimensional image using mathematical concepts that is synonymous to point-of-view using depth that manipulates value (in color), space and perspective

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Perspective

31
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It is a type of perspective used by artists in which the relative size, shape and position of objects are determined by drawn or imagined lines converging at a point of the horizon

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Linear Perspective

32
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It is a type of perspective used by artists in which depth is communicated through the use of parallel diagonal lines

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isometric perspective

33
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It refers to the lightness or darkness of a color (Implying Depth)

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Value

34
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It is the technique used to manipulate the light and shadows of an artwork (Implying Depth)

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Chiaroscuro

35
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It is the most vivid element of art and design

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Color

36
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True or False: We can see color without light

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False

37
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It is the result of the interaction between light and something in the surface of an object

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pigment

38
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What are the three property of colors?

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Hue, Value, Intensity

39
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A property of color that connotes the general classification of a color

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Hue

40
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A property of color that connotes the lightness or darkness of a color

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Value

41
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A property of color that connotes the brightness of dullness of a color

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Intensity

42
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It is a graphic showing the relationships between hues. Also called a color map.

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Color Wheel

43
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These are three basic colors which all others are derived

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Primary Colors

44
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These colors are mixed from two primary colors

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Secondary Colors

45
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These colors that can be mixed from a secondary and primary colors

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Tertiary Colors

46
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These are the dynamic combination of colors (with respect to unity)

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Color Harmonies

47
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The association of colors with the sensation of warmth or coolness

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Color Temperature

48
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Warm colors consist of

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Reds and Yellows

49
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Cool colors consist of

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Green and Blues

50
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True or False: Color does not influence how we think and feel

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False (it does influence how we think and feel such as red that induces hunger and anger)

51
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Colors does not connote language

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False (It does connote language, such as black mood (depression), blue (sad), geren-eyed monster (envious person))

52
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Colors may connote a tradition

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True (Green for muslims, yellow for buddhist, blue for christians)

53
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yellow and violet uses what color harmony?

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complementary

54
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green, yellow-green and green uses what color harmony?

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analogous

55
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red, yellow, blue uses what color harmony?

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triadic

56
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blue, orange-yellow and red-orange uses what color harmony?

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split-complementary

57
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blue-green, blue-violet, orange yellow and red-orange uses what color harmony?

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rectangle (double-complementary)

58
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blue, yellow-green, orange and violet-red uses what color harmony?

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square

59
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what are diff. types of color harmonies?

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complementary, analogous, triadic, split-complementary, rectangle, square

Humn 12n (5 decks)

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