a particular material along with accompanying technique

naive or outsider artist with little to no formal training

depicts the appearance of things

when the human is the primary subject of art work

work that depicts natural objects in simplified, distorted, or exaggerated ways

presents visual forms with no specific references to anything outside themselves

art that has a function, not only for decoration

branch of philosophy that studies how or why artworks are considered beautiful

form of art that subjects, symbols, and motifs are used in an image to convey meaning

primary visual means for recording and symbolizing ideas, observations, and feelings

The area within the outline of an object or figure

relative to lightness and darkness of surfaces

What are the three properties of color?

based on variations in value and intensity of a single hue

based on colors adjacent on the color wheel containing the same pure hue

organization of visual elements in 2D arts

Process of organizing visual elements and the product of that pro

when parts of the picture look like they go together

when parts of the work are different

Achievement of equilibrium

Used to draw attention to an area

Created in visual arts through regular recurrence of elements with related
variations

repeating elements in a work of art (similar to pattern)

the size relation of one thing to another
– “How big will the work be?” (whole to whole)

the size relationship of parts to a whole