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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.
Colour
Created by light; warm colours = energy, passion; cool colours = calm, sadness; complementary = contrast; harmonious = blend.
Tone (Value)
The lightness or darkness of an area; creates depth, mood, and 3D effect in artworks.
Texture
How something feels (actual) or looks like it feels (visual); can be rough, smooth, soft, etc.
Shape
A 2D area defined by line; can be geometric (precise) or organic (natural/free-form).
Form
A 3D object with length, width, and depth; adds realism and structure.
Space
The area around and between objects; can create depth (perspective) or highlight positive/negative areas.
Composition
The arrangement of elements in an artwork; includes focal point, balance, and perspective.
Symbolism
Objects, colours, or images that represent deeper meanings or ideas.
Balance
When visual weight is distributed evenly or deliberately unevenly for effect.
Contrast
Differences between elements (light/dark, rough/smooth, big/small) to create interest or drama.
Focal Point
The main area the artist wants the audience to notice first.
Perspective
The illusion of depth and distance in a 2D artwork.
Harmony
When elements of art work together to create unity.
Movement
How the artist leads the viewer’s eye through the artwork.
Subjective Frame
Personal response; emotions, feelings, and imagination the artwork brings out.
Structural Frame
Focuses on the use of elements (line, colour, shape, etc.) and visual codes to make meaning.
Cultural Frame
Looks at how culture, society, history, and beliefs influence the artwork.
Postmodern Frame
Challenges traditions; may use parody, irony, or borrow from other artworks to make a point.