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Analogous
Colors by eachother on the color wheel
Intensity
Brightness or dullness of a color
Complimentary colors
Colors across from eachother on the color wheel
Neutral colors
White, black, Gray
Triadic colors
Any colors that make a triangle on the color wheel
Monochromatic
Shades of one color
Warm colors
Red, orange, yellow shades
Cool colors
Blue, green, purple shades
Primary colors
Red, yellow, blue
Secondary colors
Green, orange, purple
Shade
Add black
Tint
Add white
Tone
Add gray
Hue
Purest form of a color/plain color
Value
Light or darkness of a color
Tertiary colors
Colors in between primary and secondary colors
6 catergories of light
Highlight, Light, Shadow, core of the shadow, cast shadow, reflected light
Horizon line
Represents viewers eye level or is plane where ground meets the sky
Converging line
Lines that make up the sides of an object that relate directly to vanishing point
Vanishing point
Point in linear perspective at which all imaginary lines converge
Vertical Lines
Up and Down lines
Horizontal lines
Left and right lines
Worms eye view
View from ground
Birds eye view
View from above
Street level
Head on visual of object
Contour line
Lines that describe the shape of an object
Gesture line
Quick lines that capture movement of an object
Continous line
When you draw an object and never pick up the pencil
Blind contour
Drawing while looking at object and not the paper
L shaped structure
Similar to rule of thirds, a way to keep composition of an object in drawings
Cross contour line drawing
Drawing lines that follow the structure of the plane of an object
Rule of thirds
Rule that an image should be imagined as split into nine parts to keep composition
Value scale
Scale that shows gradual change in value from light to dark
Emphasis
Focal point of a design
Negative space
Space around objects/background
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