Art In Class Response Prep Year 7 MHS

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Line

A mark that shows direction, outline, or movement; can be thick/thin, curved/straight, used to create mood, texture, or pattern.

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Colour

Created by light; warm colours = energy, passion; cool colours = calm, sadness; complementary = contrast; harmonious = blend.

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Tone (Value)

The lightness or darkness of an area; creates depth, mood, and 3D effect in artworks.

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Texture

How something feels (actual) or looks like it feels (visual); can be rough, smooth, soft, etc.

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Shape

A 2D area defined by line; can be geometric (precise) or organic (natural/free-form).

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Form

A 3D object with length, width, and depth; adds realism and structure.

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Space

The area around and between objects; can create depth (perspective) or highlight positive/negative areas.

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Composition

The arrangement of elements in an artwork; includes focal point, balance, and perspective.

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Symbolism

Objects, colours, or images that represent deeper meanings or ideas.

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Balance

When visual weight is distributed evenly or deliberately unevenly for effect.

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Contrast

Differences between elements (light/dark, rough/smooth, big/small) to create interest or drama.

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Focal Point

The main area the artist wants the audience to notice first.

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Perspective

The illusion of depth and distance in a 2D artwork.

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Harmony

When elements of art work together to create unity.

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Movement

How the artist leads the viewer’s eye through the artwork.

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Subjective Frame

Personal response; emotions, feelings, and imagination the artwork brings out.

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Structural Frame

Focuses on the use of elements (line, colour, shape, etc.) and visual codes to make meaning.

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Cultural Frame

Looks at how culture, society, history, and beliefs influence the artwork.

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Postmodern Frame

Challenges traditions; may use parody, irony, or borrow from other artworks to make a point.

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Technique
How the artist uses materials or tools (e.g., brushstrokes, shading, cross-hatching, collage).
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Mood/Atmosphere
The overall feeling or emotion of the artwork (e.g., calm, sad, joyful, chaotic).
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Meaning/Message
The idea or story the artist communicates through the artwork.
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