Art (Terms) Dory

Line

• motion.

  -Implied Line- is a line that doesn’t really exist, but appears to be present.

  -Actual Line- is a line that is actual

• Shadows from lightness to darkness

• Color is Light reflected from a surface. It can create emphasis, harmony,

  emotions, unity, and movement

Balance

• wholeness, or order in a work

  of art. Combining similar colors, shapes, lines, textures, and patterns in an

• Refers to the equalization of elements in a work of art

• Refers to the arrangement of parts in a work of art to create a slow to

  fast action of the eye.

  -Pattern, contrast, line can create this.

Color

• Color is Light reflected from a surface. It can create emphasis, harmony,

  emotions, unity, and movement.

• Shadows from lightness to darkness

Value

• Quality related closely to our sense of touch. It can create emphasis,

  movement, pattern, emotion.

• he edge of a shape or form or the direction followed by anything in motion

• Shadows from lightness to darkness

Shape

• Form encloses a volume or three-dimensional area.

  -Light and dark value variations and space are used to emphasize form

• Illusion of depth

• Shape encloses a two dimensional area. Shape can create most of the

  elements and many of the principles.

Texture

• Color is Light reflected from a surface. It can create emphasis, harmony,

  emotions, unity, and movement.

• Quality related closely to our sense of touch. It can create emphasis,

  movement, pattern, emotion.

• Shadows from lightness to darkness

Space

• Shape encloses a two dimensional area.

• Illusion of depth.

• Shape encloses a two dimensional area. Shape can create most of the

  elements and many of the principles

Form

• Form encloses a volume or three-dimensional area

• Shape encloses a two dimensional area. Shape can create most of the

  elements and many of the principles.

Unity/Harmony

• Refers to the equalization of elements in a work of art.

  -There are three kinds of balance

• wholeness, or order in a work

  of art. Combining similar colors, shapes, lines, textures, and patterns in an

  artwork can create harmony

Movement

• Refers to the equalization of elements in a work of art.

  -There are three kinds of balance

• Refers to the arrangement of parts in a work of art to create a slow to

  fast action of the eye.