Art II Final Review

the path of a point moving through space

• Line

• shape

• form

• value

implies spatial form usually perceived as two dimensional

• texture

• shape

• form

• value

objects that are three-dimensional having length, width, and height.  They can be viewed from many sides and take up space and volume

• texture

• color

• line

• form

all comes from the three primaries and black and white.  They have three properties—hue, value, and intensity

• color

• variety

• texture

• shape

the relative lightness or darkness of a color

• shape

• color

• rhythm

• value

the tactile qualities of a surface or the visual representation of such surface qualities

• texture

• shape

• line

• value

the visual area in which objects or elements are organized on a picture plane

• color

• form

• space

• value

a flow or feeling of movement in an artwork

• blanace

• rhythm

• unity

• emphasis

refers to a way of combining elements of art in different ways to achieve intricate and complex relationships

• emphasis

• proportion

• unity

• variety

refers to a way of combining elements of art so that they are perceived as harmonious, giving the work a sense of completion

• balance

• rhythm

• unity

• line