| Linear Perspective | Water color | Shading | Color Theory | Elements and Principles |
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Vertical Lines/ lines connecting to horizon line or vanishing point
What is an Orthogonal?
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Wet on Wet/Wet on dry/dry brush/gradient/building up color or layering
What are the 5 techniques of water color?
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What is a value scale?
A scale that shows a highlight, a middle gray and a shadow area.
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Mixing colors/ appealing to the eye/ schemes
What is color theory?
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What is form?
3D/ height x width x length/ has volume
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Horizontal lines
What is a Transversal?
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China
Where did water color come from?
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What is Hatching?
A group of parrallel lines used for shading?
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What are the primary colors?
Red, blue, yellow
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What is the principle of design also known as harmony?
Unity
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What is Vanishing Point?
the point where all lines vanish
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William Reeves
What is the name of the inventor of the hard cakes of water color?
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What is a type of shading that uses tick marks?
Tick Hatching
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What is an analogous color scheme?
3 to 5 colors on the color wheel that are next to each other (ei red/ red orange/ orange)
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What is the principle known to use pattern?
(ei: l 0 l 0 l 0 l 0 )
Rhythm
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What is Horizon line?
eye level
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A pigment mixed with water
What is water color?
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What is the darkest part of a shaded object called?
Shadow
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What is a split complementary color scheme?
using 1 color plus its compliments neighbor colors
(ei: red and green blue and yellow green) |
What is variety?
having there same color but different shapes/ having one shape repeated in different colors
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filippo brunelleschi
Who created Linear perspective?
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Landscape (mountains, trees)
What scene did we create with the watercolor?
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What is contour hatching?
Hatching that follows the contour of the object
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What is hue?
color in its purest form
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What is space?
depth/ the are between objects in a composition/ positive and negative space
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