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| A path traced by a moving point, emphasize boundary |
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| lines drawn to record boundaries perceived of three-dimensional forms |
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| no real line, just directional flow of painting |
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| three-dimensional form that occupies a volume of space |
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| shape that is detached and focused on, positive shape |
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| surrounding visual information the figure stands out from, negative shape |
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| perpendicular lines, placed over hatching, darker value |
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| dots placed to suggest value |
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| orange, green violet; product of mixing two primary colors |
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| intermediate (tertiary) colors |
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| product of mixing a primary and a secondary color |
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| red-orange side of the wheel |
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| blue-green side of the wheel |
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| wooden board for mixing colors, or range of pigments selected for a painting |
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| name of color according to the categories of the color wheel |
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| lighter than normal value |
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| relative purity of a color |
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| composed of variations of the same hue |
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| colors directly opposite on the color wheel |
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| colors adjacent on the color wheel |
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| three colors equidistant from each other on the color wheel |
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| limited to a few pigments |
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| placing thousands of points of pure color next to each other |
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| literally tactile, we can touch it (not really) |
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| observed from a distance, believed to be a certain texture |
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| decorative, repetitive design |
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| suggesting space in two dimensions |
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| parallel lines converge in the distance at the vanishing point, recede in size |
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| object recedes in size to give linear perspective |
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| atmospheric (aerial) perspective |
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| objects are more hazy as they get further away |
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| organization in all dimensions, all kinds of art |
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| sense of oneness, things belonging together |
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| difference, providing interest |
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| relative "heaviness" or "lightness" of the composition |
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| balanced, but weighted more on one side |
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| attention is drawn to certain parts of a composition |
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| purposefully made less visually interesting to make emphasized areas stand out |
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| size in relation to a standard size |
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| size relationships between parts of a whole |
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| use of scale to indicate relative importance |
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