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| A mark made by a pointed tool often described as a moving dot. |
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| Refers to dark and light. Value contrasts help us to see and understand a two-dimensional work of art. |
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Two-Dimensional (height and width) and can be geometric and organic. Design in artwork is basically the planned arrangementof shapes. 1. Organic 2. Geometric |
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| Describes volume or mass (three-dimensional aspects of objects that take up space) Forms can be viwed from many angles. |
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| Refers to surface quality, both simulated (implied) and actual, of artwork. |
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| A product of light. A ray of white light passing through a prism is separated into the hues seen in a rainbow. |
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| Space that appears three-dimensional in a painting is an illusion that creates a feeling of actual depth. Various techniques can be used to show such visual space/depth. |
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