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| _____________ refers to the imaginary plane through which artists view their subject. This plane also corresponds to the two-dimensional surface upon which a drawing is created. |
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| ________ refers to the overall shape and dimension of the drawing surface. |
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| _______ refers to things (objects, landscapes, figures, still-lives, etc.) depicted in a drawing. |
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| ____________ refers to size relationships, such as comparing height to width. |
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| _______ occurs when part of an image is cut off by the outer edges of the drawing. |
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| ____________ occurs when one object obscures from view part of itself or part of another object. |
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| ________________ refers to lines (varying in quality) that define the external and internal edges of form and could create an illusion of volume. |
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| ____________ lines move across the surfaces of form and emphasize volume and plane. |
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We can sight the proportions of an object by comparing it to the ________________ space adjacent to it. |
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| ___________ is a process of structurally analyzing the volume of a form as flat shapes. |
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| The relative degree of lightness and darkness is called ______. |
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| _____________ refers to the natural value of an object. |
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| Developed during the Italian Renaissance, ______________ is a theory or technique for applying light and shadow to create an illusion of form and depth. |
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| _______________ refers to the visual compression of an object's dimensions when viewed at an angle to the picture plane. |
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| _________________ is a mechanical drawing system developed during the Italian Renaissance. It is used to depict the apparent convergence of parallel lines as they recede into space. |
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| ____________ is an imaginary line, also known as the horizon line, that runs parallel to the ground plane and represents the height of your eyes in relation to the ground plane. |
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| ______________ refers to the point at which parallel lines appear to meet. |
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________ is quick drawings that record the subject's primary structure, directional movement and expressive energy. |
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| A circle viewed at an angle to the picture plane assumes the shape of an ______________. |
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| __________ is a sighting and measuring tool that artists look through to view their subject. It helps artists transfer the subject's general proportion and position onto the drawing surface. |
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