Value and contrast vocab Flashcards

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An evenly stepped scale of values ( or tones) from white to black. This can apply to color as well.

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Gradation

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An element of design that refers to the lightness or darkness of grays and colors.

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Value

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A smooth passage of tone from one value to another.

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Transition

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Describing colors or values that are light tints, creates by the use of white, such as in pastel colors

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High keyed

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Describing colors or values that are dark shades, usually creates by the use of black or gray.

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Low keyed

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Values 1 – 3 on the gradation scale

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High keyed

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Values 7 – 9 on the gradation scal

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Low keyed

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Dark and light values placed close together.

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Contrast

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Black in proximity to white creates the greatest value _____

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Contrast

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The area of an artwork toward which the eye is directed first; the visual focal point of the work.

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Center of interest

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The arrangement of light and shadow.

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Chiaroscuro

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This technique was introduced by Italian artists during the Renaissance and used widely by Baroque artists.

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Chiaroscuro

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