Elements of Art Lecture Notes

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A set of vocabulary flashcards defining key elements of art, including lines, shapes, form, value, texture, and color properties from the lecture.

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Line

A prolongation of a point that can be extended in any direction.

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Vertical lines

Straight lines that show stability and firmness.

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Horizontal lines

Straight lines that give a feeling of tranquillity and rest.

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Diagonal lines

Straight lines that suggest dignity and authority.

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Jagged lines

Lines that express disorder.

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Curve lines

Lines that suggest continuous movement, which include serpentine, convex, concave, spiral, and scroll types.

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Shape

A two-dimensional area that encloses a space and forms the defined area of a form.

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Form

A three-dimensional entity that encloses space as well as takes up space.

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Positive space

The space where shapes and forms exist.

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Negative space

The empty space around shapes and forms.

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Value

The relative degree of lightness or darkness, representing the transition between lightness and darkness in an object.

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Tints

Any color mixed with white.

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Shades

Any color mixed with black.

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Tones

Any color mixed with gray.

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Achromatic

Describing black, white, and gray because they have no hue.

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Texture

The surface quality of an object, which may be actual or implied.

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Hue

The quality by which we distinguish one color from another; the name of a color.

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Intensity

The brightness and dullness of a color.

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Primary colors

Yellow, red, and blue; colors that cannot be created by any combination of other colors.

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Secondary colors

Orange, violet, and green; colors produced by mixing equivalent amounts of two primary colors.

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Tertiary colors

Six colors produced by mixing equivalent amounts of primary and secondary colors (red-orange, yellow-orange, yellow-green, blue-green, blue-violet, red-violet).

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Symbolism of Red

Expresses love and war.

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Symbolism of Blue

Suggests peace and coolness.

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Symbolism of Yellow

Stands for light and joy.

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Symbolism of Orange

The symbol of wisdom and knowledge.

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Symbolism of Black

Stands for grief and death.

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Symbolism of Green

Suggests life and growth.

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Symbolism of Violet

Symbolizes nobility and royalty.