Art

Various Arts

Crafts or Decorative Naturals

Fine Arts

Leonardo Da Vinci

Frida Kahlo

Andy Warhol

Duchamp

Monet

Boundary Lines that emphasize form

The Solid Content of a three dimensional form

Are formed by straigh or curved lines that progress regurlarly according to mathematical laws

Derive From natural shapes such as plants or animals. They tend to be curvilinear & Irregular

Filled areas in the design

Unfilled areas in the design

In the two dimension art seeing figures having been applied over a background.

The relative lightness or darkness of color

An italian term for ligth and shadow

Wavelength propertie by wich we five colors names

The brigthness, dull or purity of color

Colors across from one another on the color wheeel.

Black white and their mixture of gray.

A single hue and its value scale

The basic hues that mix all other colors

The result of mixing primary colors together

Results from mixing primary and secundary colors together

Hues lying next to one another on the color wheel

Thickly applied paint

A formula for proyecting an illusion of the three dimensional world on to flat dimensional surface.

A reduction of value contrast

Art that has incorporates movements as a part of expression

A sculpture with movable parts set into motion by air currents or mechanical proportion

Visual coherence in a work of art

Change rather than sameness

The distribution of visual weigth

Equal forces around a central point

When visual weigths are dissimilar

The predominable of one are or element in a design

When awareness is drawn to a single place in a composition

Kind of Communication
Culture experience
Reveal truth
Convey various subjects & symbols
Resolve something expression

Artist

Presumptions

Grouping creations reocurring patterns

Relative size of an object

The relationship of parts to one another

a greek formula for ideal proportion

A general term to describe any of the visual arts

The characteristics manner and apperance of the works of an individual

Influences such as the enviroment and circumstance on a work of art

Works that attempt to present what we see in the world around us.

An art movement in wich European references are subordinated for a regional american character

Art is freely distorted to achieve heightened emtional impact

Art that has altered or modified to extract the essence

Art having no reference to the physical world

The visible results the line shapes textures values and colors

The subject matter the underlying story

The study of themes and symbols in the visual arts