1. 1 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt What element Am I? Color Schemes Texture and Space Value

2. 2 Slide 2 Zig-zag, curvy, straight, thick, thin, dotted are types of this element

3. 3 Line

4. 4 Circles, squares, rectangles and triangles are examples of what element

5. 5 Shape

6. 6 To show the full range of a color from its lightest to its darkest is to show this element

7. 7 Value

8. 8 Tertiary, Analogous and Triadic are all related to this element

9. 9 Color

10. 10 This element can be real or implied

11. 11 Texture

12. 12 These two colors mixed together make green

13. 13 Blue and yellow

14. 14 Violet, Green, and Orange are this type of color

15. 15 Secondary

16. 16 This type of color is made by mixing a primary with a primary

17. 17 Secondary

18. 18 Three of the Tertiary colors

19. 19 Blue-Green, Blue-Violet, Yellow- Orange, Yellow-Green, Red- Orange and Red-Violet

20. 20 This scheme employs only two colors

21. 21 Complimentary

22. 22 Red, Yellow and Blue are an example of this color scheme

23. 23 Triadic

24. 24 When you mix a primary and a secondary color you get a ______________ color

25. 25 Tertiary

26. 26 One color with tints and shades

27. 27 Monochromatic

28. 28 Black, Whites and shades of gray

29. 29 Achromatic

30. 30 When objects are shown sitting in front of and behind other objects it shows this way of showing space

31. 31 Overlapping

32. 32 The use of a vanishing point shows this type of space

33. 33 Perspective

34. 34 This type of space shows the actual object(s) within the picture

35. 35 Positive Space

36. 36 Puppy fur shows this

37. 37 Real Texture

38. 38 A drawing of a pile of wood shows this

39. 39 Implied Texture

40. 40 Value is called this by most people

41. 41 Shading

42. 42 This type of shading is made up of dots

43. 43 Stippling

44. 44 When you use parallel line lines that cross over each other you are incorporating this type of shading.

45. 45 Cross-hatching

46. 46 When using your pencil to create soft gradual movements in shading you are using this type of value

47. 47 Soft-shading

48. 48 When showing a full range of value from darkest to lightest it helps to create this in your drawing.

49. 49 Contrast