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| Chalk, Metal Point, charcoal, pastel. |
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| Made of gold, silver, or some other metal. Applied to prepared paper. |
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| Relief Printing technique? |
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| The areas not printed are cut away. Example: Woodcut, wood engraving, linocut. |
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| Can be carved in any direction, creating smaller and more delicate lines. |
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| Intaglio Printmaking Technique? |
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| The image is cut into the plate. 1. Engraving, 2. Etching, 3. Drypoint, Mezzotint, aquatint. |
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| On a flat surface, works on the principle that grease and water do not mix. |
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| Squeegee ink through the stencil onto the surface. |
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| Combining pigment with a binder of hot wax. |
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| Painting on a wall or ceiling in either wet or dry plaster. Popular in ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome. |
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| 1. Continuous range of tones, 2. Render subtle changes in light, 3. Achieve realistic effects, 4. Slow to dry. |
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| Applying paint in a thick manner with a brush or palette knife. |
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| Most expressive and transparent most like sketches. Usually seen in small works. |
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| Pasting or gluing fragments of printed material or fabric (anything somewhat flat) onto a 2 dimensional surface of canvas, or panel. |
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| A room which allowed one to capture the image but not preserve it. |
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| What does camera mean in Latin? |
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| Dagaerreo type disadvantages: |
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| 1. Create only one positive image so that it could not be reproduced, 2. long exposure time, 3. Plate had to remain in complete darkness until exposed for the picture taking. |
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| 1. Zone System= Included in his work black, white, and grays in between, 2. Process of visualization= Visualizing the image as he looked through the viewfinder. |
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| The first master of editing. Creating shot angles and placements still used today. |
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| Meant to be seen from only one side, like canvas on a wall. High and low relief. |
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| Subtractive and Additive. |
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| Sculpture meant to be seen from all sides? |
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| Sculpture that the weight falls on one foot, creating an S curve in the body? |
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| How to make a mold P#299 of A World of Art (6th Edition.) |
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| Brings individual objects or pieces together to form a larger whole. Like callage but uses 3-d objects. |
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| Artists modify a space to invite us to enter, explore or experience it. |
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| Art made from natural materials from and for a specific place. |
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| The Sistine Chapel was painted in this technique? |
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| Light penetrates the glaze of this paint and bounces off the opaque under painting beneath? |
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| Paint developed in the 20th century? |
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| This technique applies paint in a think, heavy manner. |
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| Main advantage of this paint allows for a continuous blending of tones and hues? |
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| This media sometimes uses egg as a binder? |
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| Uses turpentine and linseed oil with the media? |
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