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Which art element is most concerned with the arrangement of objects to create depth and distance in a composition?
Which art element is most concerned with the arrangement of objects to create depth and distance in a composition?
Which property is NOT typically associated with 'Line' as an element of art?
Which property is NOT typically associated with 'Line' as an element of art?
The property that describes the purity or saturation of a color is known as what?
The property that describes the purity or saturation of a color is known as what?
What distinguishes a shape from a form in art?
What distinguishes a shape from a form in art?
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In the context of 'Space', what distinguishes 'Aerial Perspective' from 'Linear Perspective'?
In the context of 'Space', what distinguishes 'Aerial Perspective' from 'Linear Perspective'?
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Flashcards
Line
Line
A mark or path moving between two points.
Shape
Shape
When a line encloses a space; it can be 2-D or 3-D.
Form
Form
A 3-D object with height, width, and depth.
Space
Space
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Texture
Texture
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Study Notes
Art Elements
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Line: A mark or path moving between two points.
- Physical properties include measurement, direction, location, character, and expressiveness.
- Examples of properties include long, horizontal, outline, and geometric.
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Shape: A line enclosing a space.
- Two-dimensional (2-D): Measured by height and width.
- Three-dimensional (3-D): Two-dimensional shape with depth added.
- Geometric: Precise measurements and size.
- Organic: Irregular measurements and size.
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Form: Three-dimensional.
- Refers to an object with volume.
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Space: Perspective and proportion between objects.
- Divided into foreground, middle ground, and background.
- Shallow space vs. deep space: Close objects vs. distant objects.
- Positive space: The space occupied by objects(s).
- Negative space: The area around and between objects.
- Perspective: Creates depth through a vanishing point on the horizon.
- Aerial perspective: Close objects are clear; far objects are less clear/fuzzy.
- Linear perspective: Vertical lines remain vertical; horizontal lines change based on the viewer's position.
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Colour:
- Hues: Distinct colors.
- Intensity: The strength or weakness of a color.
- Value: The lightness or darkness of a hue.
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Value/Tone: The lightness or darkness of tones in an image.
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Texture: The surface quality of an artwork.
- Can be tactile (real) or visual (implied).
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Test your knowledge on the fundamental elements of art, including line, shape, form, and space. This quiz covers both two-dimensional and three-dimensional concepts, as well as the properties and characteristics of these elements. Perfect for art students and enthusiasts alike!
