Unit IV

Line

A path made by a moving point; a series of dots or an intended mark made by the artist to convey meaning beyond its physical description.

Straight Lines

Geometric, impersonal lines that differ in direction and can convey specific emotions based on their orientation.

Curved Lines

Lines that suggest grace, movement, and flexibility, indicative of life and energy.

Hue

The name given to a color, with primary hues (red, yellow, blue), secondary hues (orange, green, violet), and intermediate hues.

Value

Refers to the lightness or darkness of a color, which can be altered by adding black (shade) or white (tint).

Intensity

Denotes the brightness or dullness of a color, giving color its strength with variations like white (dull), gray (neutral), and black (darkens).

Color Harmony

Establishes color quality in a composition through methods like monochromatic, complementary, and analogous harmony.

Shapes

Formed when two ends of a line meet to enclose an area, presenting as flat or solid on a picture plane.

Plot

The overall structure of a play, including the beginning, middle, and ending of the story.

Setting

The locale and period in which the story takes place, encompassing scenery, props, and costumes used in staging.