What are the 3 types of lines

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Elements and principles of design

Question	Answer
The building blocks the artists work with to create artwork	Elements of design
What are the 7 elements of design	Line, color, texture, value, shape, form, and space
A path made by any drawing implement, used to define space, contours and outlines	Line
What are the 3 types of lines	Descriptive, implied, and expressive
they outer edges of an object	Outline
Uses only lines to define the outer edges of forms and surfaces within a form such as shapes, wrinkles, and folds	Contour
Helps us understand what we see	Descriptive lines
Lines that are visually suggested by the arragement of forms, lights and darks, or other elements of art	Implied lines
Lines that are produced to suggest an idea, mood, quality	Expressive lines
The reflection of light	Color
What are the three properties of color	Hue, value, and intensity
Colors across from each other on the color wheel	Complimentary colors
Uses three colors and is a twist on the complimentary color scheme	Split complimentary
Earth tones	Neutral colors
A color plus its tints and shades	Monochromatic
The brightness and dullness of a color	Intensity
The lightness and darkness of an area in a work of art	Value
The area in, around, or between objects	Space
The enclosed areas or objects in an artwork	Positive space
The space not occupied by an object or figure but circulating in and around it	Negative space
An enclosed space its width and height that is 2 dimensional	Shape
A 3 dimensional enclosed space that has height, width and depth	Form
The surface quality of an artwork usually perceived through the sense of touch	Texture
The effects that result when the elements of art are organized to achieve a successful composition	Principles of design
What are the six principles of design	Emphasis, contrast, movement, and rhythm, pattern, balance, and unity
When an artist creates moe attention than anything else in a composition , one area is more dominant than others	Emphasis
The repetition of elements or designs in a work of art	Pattern
Refers to differences between elements such as color, texture, value, and shape	Contrast
Refers to the arrangement of parts in an artwork to create a sense of motion to the viewers eye	Movement
Refers to the arrangement of visual elements to create stability	Balance
What are three main types of balance	Symmetrical, asymmetrical, and radial
Formal balance, both sides of a design appear to be identical	Symmetrical
Informal balance, both sides of a design are not identical	Asymmetrical
A sense of wholeness that results from a successful composition	Unity
Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel	Analogous colors
Any three colors that are spread equal distance on the color wheel	Triad
Created by mixing a primary and a secondary	Intermediate colors
True colors of the spectrum, undiluted color	Hue

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