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Conn Art 6th vocab

1st 6 wks -6th grade vocab

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Visual Art a way to express ideas, thoughts and feelings, using a variety of materials
Visual Culture Images you see, read and bring meaning to that add to your every day life.
Art Criticism viewing and understanding artwork using a four part process: Describing, Analyzing, Interpreting, and Judging.
Imagination comes from an older word meaning mental image and can help you turn your ideas into something real
Sketchbook a binder or journal of light drawings or plans for future artwork
Elements of Art (Design Line, Shape, Color, Texture, Space, Form, and Value
Horizontal Lines Line that run from side to side and often appear peaceful and calm
Line is the path of a point moving through space
Line Quality The special character of any line, like thick or thin, smooth or rough, continuous or broken
Vertical Lines Line that run up and down and can appear strong and powerful
Diagonal Lines Lines that slant or lean and suggest movement and excitement
Zigzag Lines Lines that are slanted in different directions and come together at sharp angles and can show confusion or excitement
Curved Lines Lines that change direction without sharp angles and move in a graceful way
Contour Lines Lines that are on the edges of an object
Actual Lines Real lines that can actually be seen in a drawing
Implied Lines Lines which are imagined rather that seen, when two colors or shapes touch
Shape a flat, two-dimensional area with height and width
Geometric Shape is a precise, mathematical shape (drawn with a ruler or protractor) like a square, triangle, or a circle
Organic Shape is also called “free-form” shape and is irregular, uneven, and often found in nature
Detail a small or special part of a piece of artwork
Form is an object with three dimensions, height, width, and depth
Geometric Form a form such as a sphere, cube, and pyramid that resemble a circle, square and triangle
Organic Form a form with irregular or uneven edges such as an apple, tree, or animal
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