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Into to Visual Art

Introduction to Visual Art

TermDefinition
Visual Art expression incorporating images and/or graphics
Fresco Painting using water-based paint on fresh wet plaster so the paint becomes a permanent part of the wall
Relief Sculpture sculpture in which carved figures protrude from a flat background plane
Fine Art art concerned with the notion of beauty as opposed to function
Applied Art art which exists to serve a primary purpose other than beauty
Aesthetics principles concerned with beauty
Color Wheel reference tool for artists showing which colors complement each other
Headroom space in a photograph above a subject
Rule of Thirds artistic concept which requires mentally dividing an image using two vertical lines and two horizontal lines, creating nine equal blocks and placing focal points on the lines and at the intersections.
Print Media publications produced in a tangible, physical form
Digital Media publications produced and distributed using computers
Serif Font font with short crosslines at the upper and lower ends of letters
Sans Serif Font font without crosslines at the upper and lower ends of letters
Image Resolution term referring to the number of pixels in an image
Quote Process process of estimating the cost of a production
Proofing process of creating a trial image or print to check for mistakes
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