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| The (____) of the sculpture is the total of its parts. |
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| Expressed in sculpture is either natural or human made. |
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| Used in sculptural terms is the immediate area about the sculpture that is not a mass. It often evokes a sense of depth. |
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| (____) are surface areas defined by abrupt variations in direction. |
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| The light or dark areas of sculpture demonstrated by the shadows or lack of them caused by the planes, textures, and shape of the work |
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| (_____) in sculpture usually is a natural aspect of the medium, such as natural wood colors, stone colors or clay colors. |
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| The essential element to be considered in all sculpture. |
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| A form or plane can be suggested by line, and line can give a sculpture a sense of space. |
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| Sculptures have for centuries produced images that have implied (___) |
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| This element has always been foremost in the presentation of sculpture. |
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| An equal distribution of weight, it helps determine the size and arrangement of the individual parts of your work. |
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| A pattern created by repeating elements that are varied. It affects shape of spaces between elements. |
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| What stands out most gets noticed first |
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| All the elements look like they belong together. |
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| The gradual change in any element of design. |
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| Unifies designs and resolves conflict among elements. |
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| Creates movement and moves eye around composition. |
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| The difference between the elements that keeps a composition from becoming boring. |
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Balance
Rhythm
Emphasis
Unity
Gradation
Dominance
Repitition
Contrast |
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Form
Texture
Space
Planes (Shapes)
Value:
Color:
Scale:
Line:
Movement (Real/Applied):
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