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Intrinsic character of a painting medium that can enrich a plane surface through it's own texture
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A color produced by mixing white with a hue...this increases the value level
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A concept in which a picture plane acts as a window through which objects can be seen receding endlessly
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A rapid sequence of images used to create the illusion of movement
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A series of repeated elements or designs that produce interconnections and obvious directional movements
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A style of copying nature to a point where it looks like the real thing
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A system of measuring intervals between events
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An area lacking positive substance and consisting of negative space.
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An illusion of depth created by softening details and using neutral colors
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Art technique using actual items...can be seen in 2D or 3D
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Art technique using real materials containing actual textures presented on a picture plane often containing written words
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Art that conforms to established traditions practiced in formal art school
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Artistic treatment of space that gives the illusion of space and time
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Band of individual colors that result when light is broken into wavelengths
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Cinematic technique where where subject fills picture frame
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Color having only one hue, may include the complete range of value
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Colored substance that gives its color to another material by mixing or covering it
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Colors on the color wheel that are evenly spaced and form a triangle
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Colors opposite each other on the color wheel
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Colors that are closely related in hue
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Colors that cannot be broken down
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Combination of many types of media often integrated with communication technologies
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Contains all the colors of the spectrum and light from the sun
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illusion of limited depth, imagery appears to move only slightly back from the picture plane
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Illusion of movements given to a static image
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Illusion of space created by using space devices and other spatial properties of art
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Interior or exterior settings of media created to heighten the viewer's awareness of the environmental space
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pertaining to the presence of color
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Positioning of planes, objects, and shapes so they appear to pass through eachother
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Process of moving or changing place or position in space
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Recording of images stored on electronic format usually viewed on a monitor or screen
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Refers to the sense of touch
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Relative degree of lightness or darkness in a color
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Sculpture that has shallow depth and usually meant to be viewed frontally
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Showing a figure in motion by displaying a rapid series of images displayed in a single image
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Single image from a series of images usually seen in a video
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Surface that is experienced through the sense of touch
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Systems used to depict a 3D images on 2D planes, diminishing the size of images by converging parallel lines that extend to a vanishing point
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Technique in which various views of the same object are placed on top of each other in the same image
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Technique used to create a leading edge of an object instead of a flat plane
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Technique used to create an exaggerated position of an object, often referred to as frogs-eye or birds-eye view
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Technique used to create front on or facing plane of an object
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Texture derived from the appearance of an actual surface simplified by the artist
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Texture derived from the artist imagination
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The generic name of color
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The purity or intensity of hue
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Usually found in kinetic sculptures, where parts physically change from their location over a period of time
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Visual tactile technique of using scraps of paper with various textures pasted to a picture plane
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Visual quality in which a distant image or element can only be seen through a nearer one
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Works that include the elements of actual motion
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Works that include the elements of actual motion
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