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What elementAm I? Color Color

SchemesTexture and

Space Value

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Slide 2Zig-zag, curvy,

straight, thick, thin, dotted are types of this

element

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Line

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Circles, squares, rectangles and triangles are examples of what

element

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Shape

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To show the full range of a color from its lightest to its darkest is to

show this element

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Value

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Tertiary, Analogous and Triadic are all related to this element

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Color

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This element can be real or implied

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Texture

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These two colors mixed together make green

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Blue and yellow

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Violet, Green, and Orange are this type of color

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Secondary

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This type of color is made by mixing a primary with a primary

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Secondary

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Three of the Tertiary colors

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Blue-Green, Blue-Violet, Yellow-Orange, Yellow-Green, Red-

Orange and Red-Violet

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This scheme employs only two colors

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Complimentary

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Red, Yellow and Blue are an example of this color scheme

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Triadic

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When you mix a primary and a secondary color you get a ______________ color

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Tertiary

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One color with tints and shades

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Monochromatic

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Black, Whites and shades of gray

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Achromatic

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When objects are shown sitting in front of and behind other objects it shows this way of

showing space

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Overlapping

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The use of a vanishing point shows this type of space

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Perspective

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This type of space shows the actual object(s) within the picture

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Positive Space

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Puppy fur shows this

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Real Texture

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A drawing of a pile of wood shows this

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Implied Texture

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Value is called this by most people

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Shading

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This type of shading is made up of dots

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Stippling

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When you use parallel line lines that cross over each other you are

incorporating this type of shading.

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Cross-hatching

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When using your pencil to create soft gradual movements in

shading you are using this type of value

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Soft-shading

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When showing a full range of value from darkest to lightest it

helps to create this in your drawing.

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Contrast