Art EXAMM

ART EXAMMMM!!

Tone

Shade variation

Shade

adding black to a hue

tint

adding white to a hue

shape

2d line enclosing an area

colour

light reflecting off a surface

Form

3 demencial shape such as sculpture and painting

line

connecting 2 dots together, can be organic or straight

Texture

the surface of a object or artwork

contrast

difference between things, e.g white and black

space

an area around or in between things

unity

together such as the warm and cool colours

Proportion

comparing parts of a whole e.g small head on a big body

scale

comparing parts externally e.g small person compared to a tall tree

Pattern

repitition of the same thing such as lines and shapes

Variety

use of different lines, brushstrokes, colours. the oppisite of pattern.

Balence

visual weight of something. White has more weight in yingm and yang.

movement

the appearence of movement, the viewers eye follows the line of movement

emphasis/focal point

everyline and thing draws our eye to this thing\.

how do you remeber elements?

The Silly Cat Found Lots of Timtams

Stylistic features

the way the artist portrays subject matter and how the artist expresses their vision.  It may include things like how the artist or movement uses the elements and principles, a medium or a technique or even subject matter.

Art period

are long periods of time grouped together by art historians.

art movement

formed by a collection of artists, with a common set goals, techniques, or associated art style.

Art Practice

refers to the way in which an artist works; their individual ideas, subject matter, conceptual possibilities, influences and inspiration

explore

propose new works, consider new possibilities, research how others went about that topic

develop

experiment with materials, discover new methods and trail difffernt approachs

refine

reflect on original ideas, examine your process and acheivements, annotate what went well and what didnt

resolve

plan propose and create your final artwork

present

develop ways to present your final artwork, and evaluate your finished creation.

T E R T I A R Y   C O L O U R S

mixing a primary and a secondary color e.g yellow orange

A N A L O G O U S  C O L O U R S

any three colours which are side by side on a 12-part colour wheel, such as yellow-green, yellow, and yellow-orange. Usually, one of the three colours dominates.

complimentry colour

colours oppsite on the colour wheel.