Most basic visual element with no dimension.

Path of moving point, or points in a series.

Produced by the boundary or edge of an object.

Created by the application of lights, shades and shadows.

Most beautiful visual element produced by the light striking a surface.

Touch of hardness and softness in the surface of the painting.

What are the 9 Kinds of Lines?

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6. Thick Line

7. Thin Line

8. Sliding Line Above The Horizon

9. Sliding Line Below The Horizon

Suggest order and reason.

Suggests motion and emotion.

Suggests disorder, chaos, confusion and passion.

Means peace and rest, and creates the illusion of narrowness and tallness.

Means life and activity, and creates the illusion of wideness and shortness.

What are the 9 Kinds of Lines?

1. Straight Line

2. Curve Line

3. Broken Line

4. Horizontal Line

5. Vertical Line

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Suggests strength and stability.

Suggests weakness and flexibility.

Means rising up, pride, arrogance and attack.

Means falling down, shyness, humility and surrender.

What are the 3 Kinds of Shapes?

Shapes produced by straight line and applied to inanimate objects.

Shapes produced by curve lines and applied to the form of living things.

Also called biomorphic shapes.

All other shapes produced by the combination of straight and curve lines.

What are the 4 Kinds of Value?

Dark area in the surface of the object that cannot be reached by lights.

Dark area cast on a receiving surface due to an opaque object that block the passage of light.

Technique for applying values in painting.

The word is from Italian that means light and dark.

Smoky effect in painting that creates blurry image and conveys a sense of mystery.

What are the 3 Physical Properties of Color?

Distinguishes one color from the others, refers to the traditional color name.

Primary hues are:

Light and dark properties of color.

Adding white is called ______; it makes color lighter.

Adding black is called _______; it makes color darker.

Concerned with intensity or the brightness and dullness of color.

Intensity ranges from ______ which is the dullest and ______ which is the brightest.

Dull colors tend to _______, while bright colors tend to _______.

Is a style of painting that uses point as the fundamental structural element.

This is the pointillist masterpiece by Seurat.

In fact, it is estimated that in this painting, there are four million dots in 77 square feet, which took Seurat four years to compose.

Line is two dimensional.

According to ________, that “drawing is taking a line for a walk.”

What are the 3 ways of producing lines?

There is the predominance of lines in ________ calligraphy and drawing.

He created drawings that are made up of lines produced by simple strokes of the pen.

In the history of Western art, is hailed as the master of linear painting.

It is said that Boticelli painted the hair of Venus one by one, using a very thin brush made up of a single strand.

Oriental landscape paintings usually have horizontal orientation showing the height of the world.

Western landscape paintings usually have vertical orientation showing the wideness of the world.

The lines sliding above the horizon means “Attack!”

Ex: Francisco, Bonifacio, 1964

______________ create a sense of movement in the painting.

Express the feeling of sensuality.

An example of Environmental art or earthwork is:

Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty (1970) in Great Salt Lake, Utah.

What are the 3 ways of making shape?

Shapes of objects.

(Biomorphic)

Shapes of living things.

Any possible shape.

In Malevich Suprematist Composition (1914), ____________ shapes are floating on empty space.

People immersed in rectilinear shapes suggest the concept of _________ in cubist paintings.

Ex: Picasso - The Three Musicians

The ______________ shapes show the form of the female body meant for reproduction, such as the breasts and the womb.

The __________ shapes of the head and body suggest life.

There are 2 ways of producing value:

Dark area on a receiving surface.

The sunlight passing through a window and entering the interior of a house, is typical in ______'s paintings.

________ applied the techniques of CHIAROSCURO or the application of light and dark, as well as SFUMATO or the smoky effect which creates a sense of mystery.

There is usually the application of deep _______ in BAROQUE paintings.

Thick paint applied on the canvas.

In ________'s color compositions, he expressed the spiritual quality of art. He also equated the colors of painting with the sound of music.

Painting style that uses huge masses of colors on the surface.

Style of painting by Matisse that uses artificial colors for stimulating effect.

The use of blur colors in impressionism does not indicate movement and passage of time.

The dominant use of _____ colors in Renaissance paintings relates with the view of humanism which emphasizes the material world over the spiritual.

The curving, swerving lines of orange, red and yellow suggests the emotion of _______ in the painting.

The dominance of blue heightens the feeling of _______________ expressed by the painting.

The meaning, message, and/or feeling imparted by a work of art.

Content is not the same thing as the subject matter the work depicts.

Content is inextricably linked with _____, which refers to the pictorial aspects of art: in a word, its design --including choices about shapes, colors, framing, contrast, soft or hard edges, & many other decisions.

Concerned with what is actually the case rather than interpretations of or reactions to it.

In accordance with what is generally done or believed.

Based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions.