Horizon Line

• An enclosed space.

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  A line that divides the sky from the ground or a body of water.

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  Theory of art that focuses on expressive qualities.

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  Drawings that are wider than they are long.

Line

• Leaning or diagonal shapes suggest falling, running, or climbing.

• Elements of art that is a continuous mark made on a surface by a pointed instrument.

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  The second step of art criticism during which the principles of art are used to learn how an artwork is organized.

• Are straight edged.

Atmospheric Perspective

• Outline dialogue or thought of a character in a comic strip panel.

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  Area of a picture that appears furthest from the viewer.

• Decreasing the intensity of hues for objects that appear farther back in a composition.

• Principle of art that arranges elements in a work to create a sense of stability.

Linear Perspective

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  Creating the illusion of depth for three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface known as a picture plane.

• An art style that attempted to reproduce what the eyes see at a specific moment in time, rather than what the mind knows is there.

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  Decreasing the intensity of hues for objects that appear farther back in a composition.

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  A balance in which a variety of different objects that have approximately equal visual weight are placed on either side of the central axis.

Perspective

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  Use of media to create a finished artwork.

• The use of light and shadow to give a feeling of depth.

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  Group of objects arranged as a subject for drawing.

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  An artist's representation of a three-dimensional world on a two-dimensional surface.

One-point Perspective

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  Works of art painted and drawn directly on walls.

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  A technique for perspective in which the lines formed by the sides of the road, walk, or track seem to come together at a vanishing point on the horizon.

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  Work of art that uses natural scenery as subject matter.

• Empty space surrounding a shape or form.

Vanishing Point

• Contrasting elements in a work of art to create visual interest.

• Elements in a work of art to create a sense of stability.

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  The point on the horizon.

• A quick drawing.

Two-point Perspective

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  Imaginary line dividing a figure in half vertically.

• Appealing to the sense of touch.

• Quality of a material that allows some light to pass through.

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  A technique for perspective that shows different sets of receding lines converging, or meeting, at different vanishing points.

Converge Line

• Two or more lines that get closer and closer towards the end.

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  An early twentieth-century movement. Small squares or cubes.

  
  

• Rendering light and dark gradations of value in a drawing by making a pattern of dots.

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  A technique for perspective in which the lines formed by the sides of the road, walk, or track seem to come together at a vanishing point.

Three-point Perspective

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  Suggested or implied texture.

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  The elements and principles of art.

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  A technique in which objects in a drawing have three vanishing points-two on the horizon and one above or below it.

• Tool used to draw horizontal lines.