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| a Path traced by a moving point |
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| A Two- Dimensional Form with Identifiable boundaries |
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| Surface quality, perception of smooth or rough |
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| Three-dimensional space vs. two-dimensions |
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| define a two dimensional shape |
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| are the boundaries we percieve of 3-dimensional forms this is what we use to draw the boundaries |
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| Our eyes tend to follow lines, artist use this natural function to move our eyes around an image, suggesting movement |
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| Think of a dotted line, or connecting the dots |
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Surrounding visual info the Figure stands out from, the background
formed in the ground are negative shapes |
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Shape we detach and Focus on
is referred to as a positive shape |
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| Three- Dimensional, occupies a Volume of Space, can be physically held, or touched |
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| tactile, you can experience it through touch |
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| Any decorative, repetitive motif or design |
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| The name of the color- red, red-orange |
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| lights to darks, each color has a full range of value, but also have value when compared |
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| chroma, saturation. Relative purity of a color- pure, saturated, dull, bright |
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