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 SURREALISM IS A CULTURAL MOVEMENT IN THE EARLY 1920’S THAT SOUGHT TO RELEASE THE CREATIVE POTENTIAL OF THE UNCONSCIOUS MIND IN AN ILLOGICAL DREAM LIKE ART

CONTRAST IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COLOR AND LIGHT OF AN IMAGE, TEXTURES OR SIZES

A NEUTRAL COLORS ARE GRAYS, BROWNS, BEIGE, OFF WHITE, ETC. The purpose of neutrals is to give the eye a rest before more color information is viewed.

SYMMETRICAL BALANCE IS WHEN TWO THINGS LOOK ALIKE ON AN IMAGE. IT CAN BE THOUGHT AS 50/50 BALANCE

ARTIST CAN COMMUNICATE VARIOUS OF THINGS IN A PAINTING. Some OF THOSE THINGS ARE FEELINGS, ideas or experiences.

ABSTRACT ART CAN BE A PAINTING THAT DOES NOT DEPICT A PERSON,PLACE, OR THING IN THE NATURAL WORLD ABSTRACT EXPLORES THE RELATIONSHIPS OF FORMS AND COLORS

A HORIZON LINE SEPERATES SKY FROM LAND OR WATER

ASYMMETRICAL BALANCE SHOW THINGS THAT ARE NOT 50/50 EQUAL ASYMMETRICAL BALANCE IS WHEN TWO THINGS ARE NOT EQUAL OR BALANCED

RADIAL BALANCE IS ANY TYPE OF BALANCE BASED ON A CIRCLE WITH ITS DESIGN EXTENDING RADIAL BALANCES ACHIEVES A VISUAL BALANCE THROUGH CIRCLES

Symmetrical balance is more formal, Easy to understand which can be calming to look at.

TRIAD COLORS TRIAD COLORS ARE COLORS EVENLY SPACED ON THE COLOR WHEEL

MONOCHROMATIC COLORS MONOCHROMATIC COLORS ARE TINTS,TONES,AND SHADES OF A SINGLE HUE

ANALOGOUS COLORS ANALOGOUS COLORS ARE COLORS NEXT TO EACH OTHER ON THE COLOR WHEEL

COMPLEMENTARY COLORS COMPLEMENTARY COLORS THAT ARE OPPOSITE OF EACH OTHER ON THE Color WHEEL Example: RED AND GREEN

COLOR SCHEME ARE COLORS CHOSEN FOR A DESIGN

HIGH CONTRAST IS WHEN BLACKS ARE REALLY DARK AND WHITES ARE REALLY BRIGHT

LOW INTENSITY COLORS LOW INTENSITY COLORS is when colors are faint, dull or have a lot of gray in them.

NO VALUES NO VALUES ARE WHEN COLORS HAVE NO LIGHTNESS OR DARKNESS IN THE PICTURE

TO FIND HIGH AND LOW CONTRAST LOOK FOR HIGN INTENSITY COLORS AND LOW INTENSITY COLORS Horse is low intensity Red in intense

TEXTURE (YOU CAN HAVE SMOOTH & ROUGH IN ONE PAINTING) KNOW HOW TO LOOK FOR IT TEXTURE IN A PICTURE IS THE ROUGHNESS OR SMOOTHNESS OF THE SURFACE Rough texture Smooth texture

VANISHING POINT VANISHING POINT IS THE DOT OR CIRCLE ON THE HORIZON LINE

ORTHOGNAL LINES ORTHOGNAL (diagonal) LINES ARE STRAIGHT LINES DRAWN TO the vanishing point.

YOU CAN TELL IF CLAY HAS BEEN FIRED BY THE SMALLER SIZE AND HARDNESS. Before Firing

FIRING PROCESS THE FIRING PROCESS HEATS UP YOUR CLAY TO A HIGH TEMPERATURE

DRY OUT CLAY IT IS NECESSARY TO DRY OUT CLAY BEFORE FIRING CLAY Exploding clay Didn’t dry out 100%

VITRIFICATION VITRIFICATION IS: To change or make into glass or a glassy substance, especially through heat... Clay vitrifies in the hot kiln Glaze vitrifies in the hot kiln

SLIP SLIP STICKS TWO PIECES OF CLAY TOGETHER

SCORING IT IS NECESSARY TO SCORE FIRST BECAUSE YOU MAKE SCRATCHES Into the CLAY TO hold the slip to STICK The clay TOGETHER

“GROUNDS” FOREGROUND IS IN THE VERY FRONT OF THE PICTURE MIDDLE GROUND IS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE PICTURE BACKGROUND IS IN THE VERY BACK OF A PICTURE

POSITIVE SPACE POSITIVE SPACE IS THE SPACE FILLED IN ON A ART PICTURE

PURE COLOR = INTENSE COLOR PURE COLORS ARE COLORS OR A HUE THAT IS UNMIXED WITH OTHER HUES

ELEMENTS IN ART Elements in art are the primary ingredients that you use to make a piece of art.

PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN ARE THE WAYS ARTIST USE THE ELEMENTs OF ART IN A WORK OF ART

VALUE IN ART VALUE IN ART IS THE RELATIVE LIGHTNESS OR DARKNESS OF A COLOR

EMPHASIS IS AN AREA OR OBJECT WITHIN THE ARTWORK THAT DRAWS ATTENTION AND BECOMES A FOCAL POINT

UNITY UNITY IS WHEN ELEMENTS OF on an art PIECE COMBINE TO MAKE A BALANCED,HARMONIOUS,COMPLETE WHOLE By repeating shapes, textures, colors

PRIMARY COLORS PRIMARY COLORS ARE COLORS THAT CAN BE COMBINED TO MAKE A USEFUL RANGE OF COLORS

SECONDARY COLORS SECONDARY COLORS ARE COLORS THAT ARE MADE BY MIXING TWO PRIMARY COLORS

COOL COLORS COOL COLORS ARE GREEN,BLUE,AND PURPLE

WARM COLORS WARM COLORS ARE the colors of fire, colors that are warming to out senses

SHAPE IS ONE OF THE ELEMENTS OF ART

RHYTHM RHYTHM CAN BE DESCRIBED AS TIMED MOVEMENT THROUGH SPACE by repeating shapes and colors

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