The area around your subject, or figure is called the ?

This is the technique of connecting the dark area in a drawing into larger value shaped areas. (putting them together)

The area of a picture that appears to be closest to the viewer is called what?

An artwork that is part of the setting/space surrounding it, or which provides an enclosed space that viewers can enter; or an arrangement that the viewer can walk around or through. 

This is a quick sketch made from a live model; also a drawing of a figure (person) used for fashion sketches.

A ______________________ is a picture that features a person or group of people

This is the area that reflects the most light. 

A small quick drawing that records ideas and information for a final work of art. 

This is a heavy line that gives weight, structure, and strength to a drawing. 

This is the word for a design that appears three-dimensional, and encloses a volume such as a cube, cone, or sphere. 

To give human traits to animals or inanimate objects is called?

To simulate texture that creates the illusion of actual texture. 

An artist who creates images to clarify texts or concepts, such as those in books, or advertisements is know as what?

An image that stands for something more than it's literal meaning.

The model for a portrait is called a _________________.

One of the three basic portrait poses,____________________ is when the model looks straight at the viewer

A _______________________ is a small darkened room with a tiny window on one side. 

Drawing with red, black, and white to show warmer and cooler tones is called _________________________, from the French meaning "three pencils"

When the subject is facing to the side with only one eye and half of the mouth and nose visible, this is called a ___________________________. 

Shading using closely spaced, parallel lines to suggest light and shadow is called _________________________.

This is a drawing from direct observation. 

A principle of design that refers to differences between elements such as color, texture, value, and shapes is called ________________________.

A ___________________________ is when the subject is facing slightly away from the viewer, but both eyes are still visible. 

The human form or any recognizable object or nonrepresentational shape is called what? 

What are the trace marks and images called that are left behind when you revise a work of art?

"The study of Humanity"

The art of ancient Greece produced in the 400s and 300s BCE; any art form influenced by ancient Greek or Roman examples is known as what?

This is a model with moveable joints that can be posed.

The use of the same visual element over and over again in a work of art. 

This is the "rules" that a culture uses for the proportions and structure of a figure considered to be "ideal". 

A principle of design associated with rhythm, referring to the arrangements of part in an artwork to create a sense of motion.

This is a full-sized preliminary drawing from a which a painting or mural is made. 

A drawing or an existing structure of site that is to scale.

A view seen from a high vantage point.

A way to show three-dimensional objects on a two dimensional surface, using vanishing points and two sets of converging lines.

A work of art that shows views of city streets, plazas, courtyards, buildings, and activities that place in that urban space. 

A period in Western history (c. 1400-1600) marking a "rebirth" of cultural awareness and learning. 

In perspective drawing, a point on the eye-level line or horizon line, toward which parallel lines are made to recede and meet. 

Lines drawn along parallel lines receding to a vanishing point to show linear perspective, also called orthogonal lines. 

In linear perspective, lines that represent the parallel edge of an object. 

The human made landscape, includes everything from city plans to buildings and furniture to consumer products.

A way to show three-dimensional objects receding above or below eye level on a two-dimensional surface, using three vanishing points and three sets of converging lines to represent forms. 

In an unobstructed view, the distant place where the sky and land seem to meet.

A way to show three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface, using one vanishing point.

Technique of creating the illusion of depth on a flat surface. 

What is the intermediate zone of space between the foreground and background?

Which element of art indicates areas between, around, above, below, or within something?

What is the area of a picture that appears farthest away in a three-dimensional illusion?

What refers to any culture which is not related to the United States, Canada, or to Western Europe

The diminishing of color intensity to lighter and duller hues to give the illusion of distance is called what?

A stationary position from which a composition is created to show perspective is called what? 

What do you call a horizontal line that is even with the viewer's eye?

A technique used to create the illusion of depth by placing one object in front of another is called...?

The representation of three-dimensional objects on a flat surface to produce the same impression of distance and relative size as that received by the human eye is what?

An arrangement of non-moving objects that are subject matter for a work of art are called?

A suggested line--- one that was not actually drawn---

Also called the figure, the area containing the primary subject in a composition.

A line drawing that defines the outer and inner shapes of objects or forms.

A shapes that are irregular.

The act of taking an object's measure by sight to determine it's size in a drawing using your pencil as a measuring tool.

The act of drawing what you see, rather than from memory.

The area of the artwork towards which the eye is directed; the visual focal point of the work.

Artworks that have no recognizable subject matter.