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| shapes that dont have alot of demension |
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| mark left by moving point and can be actual or implied |
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| common name of color (red, blue) |
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| lightness or darkness of a hue |
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| an area that can be measured by height and width |
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| distribution of visual weight. can be symmetrical, asymmetrical, or radial |
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| creation of a focal point or point of interest |
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| decorative design by repeated units |
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| an affect created with pattern or colors to move ones eys |
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| using elements to land visual interest |
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| wholeness/completeness and harmony of the usual elements |
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| colors that are opposite on the color wheel |
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| 2 different colors come into contact and the effect brings out the colors and makes them pop out |
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| the illusion that the painting goes on forever |
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| shit runs on top of other shit |
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| horizon line and everything comes to vanishing point, gives it realistic look and communicates space |
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| view from top...all seeing |
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| using blocks of cubes and other shapes put together in rigid structures |
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| using the same creation over and over and over and over and fucking over again |
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| heavier on one side that the other |
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| what/where the focus of the work is |
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| total appearance or organization |
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| accurate representation of natural world |
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realism
neoclassicalism
romanticism
instrumentalism
impressionism
regionalism
post impressionism |
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