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Line: The basic unit of any image that has both length and direction.
The direction of a line can convey moods or feelings the artist is trying to convey Curved -- gentleness Straight -- directness and clarity Vertical ( tall ) -- dignity Horizontal -- calm and tranquility Diagonal -- action and energy Thick -- strength Thin -- weak or delicate Smooth, rough, soft, dull, shiny -- pleasant or unpleasant; can have a dramatic effect Light or dark Continuous or broken
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Horizontal lines are calm and quiet
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Vertical Lines Vertical lines suggest movement
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Vertical Lines Tall buildings - often convey power and strength
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Jagged Lines Suggest motion or tension.
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Diagonal Lines suggest movement
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Movement
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Curved Lines suggest gentleness
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Perspective A system for creating an illusion of depth or three- dimensional space on a two dimensional surface. Linear perspective Atmospheric perspective (hazy effect/detail/color value) Isometric Perspective
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Perspective Size of Trees Size of trees Size of house
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Perspective
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Use of Perspective The Crevasse – The Making of Street Art
The Crevasse – The Making of Street Art
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Proportion The comparative relationship between parts of a visual.
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Scale How is scale used in this photograph?
The size or apparent size of an object seen in relation to other objects, people, or its environment. How is scale used in this photograph? La Jument Lighthouse, 1989
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Scale
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Shape A space that is enclosed by a line. Almost anything can be shown using three basic shapes: squares, circles, and triangles.
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Texture The quality or feeling of an object’s surface, such as roughness or smoothness. Through the skilled use of lines and dots in visual images, texture can be “felt” with the eyes.
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Symbolism
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Symbolism
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Symbolism
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Body Position
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Body Position and Facial Expression
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Body Positioning
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Facial Expression and Hand Gestures
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words should be analyzed for font (i. e
words should be analyzed for font (i.e. is it in a childish form of writing, or is it more sophisticated?) and also for connotation (extra meanings a word comes to have.) 25
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Mood
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Theme
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