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• 1st Art Lesson - LINE  

  Glossary Term: Line
  Line is one of the elements of art. You can find lines everywhere you look. 

  Characteristics of lines:   Weight - thin or thick Length - long or short Name - horizontal, zig- zag, parallel Texture - how something feels (blurry, fuzzy) Emotion - the feelings (graceful, smooth)   Types of Lines   1. Outline - shape only without a lot of details 2. Contour - Describes the shape with interior details 3. Sketch - Skratchy type lines that capture the general shape 4. Calligraphic Lines - Beautiful writing 5. Implied lInes not actually drawn, just the impression of   Space Positive - You've put something on the paper Negative - You've done nothing to it

   

   Color/Paint Project 

  http://www.warhol.org/ CLICK ON ABOVE LINK TO VISIT ANDY WARHOL'S MUSEUM

  Artist:   ANDY WARHOL Media: Printmaking, Paint Style: Pop Art    Country : U.S.A

•   Color Vocabulary Notes

  Color - a hue on the visual spectrum (NOT black and white)

  Black = Dark

  White = Light

  Hue = Techniqual name for a color

• Primary colors - Red, yellow, blue

  Can not be produced by mixing other colors.

  Secondary - Green, Orange and Purple

  Colors created from mixing 2 primaries:

  Yellow+ Red = Orange Yellow + Blue = Green Red = Blue = Purple

  Tertiary - Colors created from mixing a primary and a secondary colors.

  "ish" Example: Bluish Green Bluish-purple

  Complemetary - Opposites, found opposite eachother on the color wheel.

  1. Side by side - strong visual contrast

  2. When small amounts are added into original color, it will lose intensity and brightness (dulled-down)

  3. When the two are equal amounts (50/50), you can prodice black subtractively.

  Yellow / Purple Green / Red Blue / Orange

  Warm - Red, Yellow, Orange (fire colors)

  Cool - Blue, Purple, Green

  Monocromatic - Mono means one, one color. Tints or shades of one color.

  Analogous - Neighbors (friend to the left and right) on the color wheel.  

• Surrealism Drawing

   See bottom of web page for some info on Surrealism

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•  Salvador Dali  - Surrealism

• Shade   Colors that seem darker    have a Lower Value	Hue	Tint   Colors that seem lighter   have a higher Value
  A darker shade of a color. Same color only a darker version.   To make a shade, mix a color and than add black into it.  Complementary colors can also make a shade. Example - Dark red= red + Green  Hint: When it gets dark, pull the shades	Colors found in a spectrum  Found on a color wheel  Base colors  Example – Red, Yellow and Blue	A lighter tint of a color. Same color only a lighter version. To make a tint, start with white and add   color into it. Example – White and Blue = Sky blue    Hint:  When there’s a hint of the color, it’s a tint