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| the actual hue of an object without shadow or highlights |
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| The strength or saturation of pigment in a color |
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the result of combining two primary colors
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The result of combining a primary and secondary color.
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| hues directly across from each other on the color wheel |
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| a color lightened by adding white |
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| a color darkened by adding black |
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the illusion of objects coming forward and receding in space.
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The idea of having areas of visual rest next to busy areas.
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| Monochromatic color scheme |
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the range of shades and tints for one color
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| the system of combining colors next to each other on the color wheel |
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| Complimentary color scheme |
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| the system of pairing colors opposite on the color wheel |
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| Split complimentary color scheme |
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| the system of using on hue against the two hues on either side of its compliment |
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effect created when complimentary colors are placed side-by-side
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| colors that seem to come forward in space, red, yellow, orange |
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| colors that seem to recede in space, green, blue, violet |
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| when the mind mixes colors that are next to each other, but not actually blended. |
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| The art of converging lines, whether empirical or linear. |
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| science of determining the correct placements of forms and how they go back into space. |
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| drawing objects receding in space by only using observation |
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| unchanging position where the scene is being drawn from |
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| the area you can see without moving your head. |
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a line that corresponds with your eye level. The vanishing point rests on it.
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| plane on which the viewer stands |
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an imaginary line centering the cone of vision
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the intersection of the central line of vision and the horizon line
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| point where all lines converge in a one-point perspective |
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| a system to draw objects parallel to the picture plane |
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| system to draw objects not parallel to the picture plane |
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| planes not parallel to the ground plane with vanishing points not on the horizon line |
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| planes not parallel to the ground with vanishing points above the horizon line |
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| planes not parallel to the ground with vanishing points below the horizon line |
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| perspective drawing using three vanishing points |
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| position and quality of ligh |
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determines direction of cast shadows
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