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Which three colors are considered primary hues?
Which three colors are considered primary hues?
- Yellow, Orange, Gray
- Green, Violet, Indigo
- Red, Yellow, Blue (correct)
- Orange, Purple, Brown
Black, white, and gray are known as neutral colors.
Black, white, and gray are known as neutral colors.
True (A)
What does the term 'hue' refer to in the context of colors?
What does the term 'hue' refer to in the context of colors?
The dimension of color that gives it its name.
The color that results from mixing red and yellow is called ______.
The color that results from mixing red and yellow is called ______.
Match the color with its psychological effect:
Match the color with its psychological effect:
Which dimension of color refers to its lightness or darkness?
Which dimension of color refers to its lightness or darkness?
An adjacent color harmony uses colors that are directly opposite each other in the color circle.
An adjacent color harmony uses colors that are directly opposite each other in the color circle.
What is the term used for colors that are opposite each other in the color circle?
What is the term used for colors that are opposite each other in the color circle?
Which of the following is NOT an element of Visual Arts?
Which of the following is NOT an element of Visual Arts?
Regular forms in visual arts are typically unstable and asymmetrical.
Regular forms in visual arts are typically unstable and asymmetrical.
What is the significance of form in visual arts?
What is the significance of form in visual arts?
A _____ is a plane figure that has four equal sides and four right angles.
A _____ is a plane figure that has four equal sides and four right angles.
Match the types of lines to their characteristics:
Match the types of lines to their characteristics:
Which type of line tends to imply calmness and stability in a design?
Which type of line tends to imply calmness and stability in a design?
Irregular forms in visual arts have parts that are consistent and orderly.
Irregular forms in visual arts have parts that are consistent and orderly.
List two examples of regular forms.
List two examples of regular forms.
Which type of line expresses calmness and is found in landscapes?
Which type of line expresses calmness and is found in landscapes?
Vertical lines suggest calmness and repose.
Vertical lines suggest calmness and repose.
What characteristic does color possess?
What characteristic does color possess?
Diagonal lines suggest __________ and movement.
Diagonal lines suggest __________ and movement.
Match the type of line to its associated characteristic:
Match the type of line to its associated characteristic:
Which type of line is associated with energy and struggle?
Which type of line is associated with energy and struggle?
Curved lines can suggest instability and movement.
Curved lines can suggest instability and movement.
What is a property of color?
What is a property of color?
What effect do light values or tints have on objects?
What effect do light values or tints have on objects?
A dark color suggests that an object is farther away.
A dark color suggests that an object is farther away.
What element of visual arts deals with the sense of touch?
What element of visual arts deals with the sense of touch?
Linear perspective uses ______ lines to create the illusion of distance.
Linear perspective uses ______ lines to create the illusion of distance.
Which type of perspective involves gradations of tone and color?
Which type of perspective involves gradations of tone and color?
Match the elements of visual arts with their descriptions:
Match the elements of visual arts with their descriptions:
White reflects light while black ______ it.
White reflects light while black ______ it.
What is the effect of objects appearing smaller as they recede into the distance called?
What is the effect of objects appearing smaller as they recede into the distance called?
Flashcards
Hue
Hue
The property of color that gives it its name, like red, blue, or yellow.
Primary Hues
Primary Hues
Red, yellow, and blue are the basic colors from which other colors are made.
Secondary Hues
Secondary Hues
Orange, green, and violet are created by mixing two primary hues.
Value (Color)
Value (Color)
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Intensity (Color)
Intensity (Color)
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Monchromatic Harmony
Monchromatic Harmony
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Complementary Colors
Complementary Colors
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Neutral colors
Neutral colors
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Horizontal Lines
Horizontal Lines
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Vertical Lines
Vertical Lines
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Diagonal Lines
Diagonal Lines
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Curved Lines
Curved Lines
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Crooked/Jagged Lines
Crooked/Jagged Lines
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Elements of Visual Arts
Elements of Visual Arts
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Color in Visual Art
Color in Visual Art
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Line in Visual Art
Line in Visual Art
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Light and Value
Light and Value
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Visual Arts Elements
Visual Arts Elements
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Texture
Texture
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Perspective
Perspective
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Linear Perspective
Linear Perspective
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Aerial Perspective
Aerial Perspective
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Space in Art
Space in Art
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Color and Conspicuity
Color and Conspicuity
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Form in art
Form in art
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Elements of Visual Arts
Elements of Visual Arts
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Regular Forms
Regular Forms
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Irregular Forms
Irregular Forms
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Horizontal Lines
Horizontal Lines
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Vertical Lines
Vertical Lines
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Diagonal Lines
Diagonal Lines
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Space in art
Space in art
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Study Notes
Elements of Visual and Performing Arts
- Visual arts elements are line, color, texture, perspective, space, form, volume, light, and shadow.
- Line: Used to represent figures and forms in painting or sculpture. Lines have direction and are always moving, either straight or curved.
- Horizontal lines: Suggest repose and serenity, associated with calmness and quietude, found in reclining figures, landscapes, and the horizon.
- Vertical lines: Suggest action, poise, balance, force, aspiration, and dynamism. Associated with a sense of dignity, found in standing figures and tall structures.
- Diagonal lines: Suggest action, life, and movement, adding animation to any composition.
- Curved lines: Suggest grace, subtleness, direction, instability, movement, and flexibility, often associated with feelings of joyousness.
- Crooked or jagged lines: Express energy, violence, conflict, and struggle. Can be classified into lines that repeat, contrast, or transitions.
- Color: Has the greatest aesthetic appeal. Color is a property of light, reflected to the eye.
- The light spectrum contains: violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange, and red.
- White, black, and gray lack color quality and are called neutral colors.
- Hue: The dimension of color that gives it its name. Examples: red, blue, yellow. Primary hues (red, blue, yellow) combine to form secondary hues (orange, green, violet).
- Value (Chiaroscuro): The lightness or darkness of a color. Tints are values above the normal, and shades are values below the normal.
- Intensity: The brightness or darkness of a color, giving color strength.
- Color Harmonies:
- Related: Monochromatic (tones of one hue), Adjacent (neighboring hues).
- Contrasted: Complementary (hues directly opposite each other).
- Psychology of Colors: Colors carry varied psychological and emotional connotations.
- Black: Associated with death and gloom.
- White: Associated with purity.
- Pink: Associated with thankfulness.
- Red: Associated with love.
- Blue: Associated with peace.
- Texture: Deals with the sense of touch, describing the surface characteristics of an object (rough, smooth, coarse, shiny, dull). Felt best when physically touching the object.
- Perspective: Deals with how distance affects the appearance of objects, how the eye judges spatial relationships.
- Linear perspective: Depicts the appearance of distance using converging lines. Objects appear smaller as they recede into the distance.
- Aerial perspective: Depicts relative distances by gradations of tone and color.
- Space: Crucial in painting and architecture, the exterior and interior of a building is seen in relation to the space in which it is situated.
- Form: The overall design, describing the structure or shape of an object. The way form is used in an artwork directs the movements of an observer's eyes. Form includes size and volume.
- Regular Forms: Shapes with consistent, symmetrical, and orderly relationships. These shapes include the platonic solids (cube, tetrahedron, octahedron, dodecahedron, icosahedron).
- Irregular Forms: Shapes with inconsistent, asymmetrical, and dynamic relationships. Irregular shapes are usually a combination, or alteration, of regular shapes.
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