Art 2 Vocabulary Review

2. The area surrounding a recognizable shape/form, which contains no other shapes/forms.
5. To not show any recognizable images or ideas (non-purposeful)
10. When objects on the right and left are different, but their visual weight is the same.
11. Similar shapes placed side by side in a line.
13. Shapes with imprecise curves, commonly found in nature.
15. Clean and organized artwork.
18. To record a grouping of inanimate objects.
22. When one of the Elements is applied similarly throughout an image.
25. To illustrate the beauty in the human form
26. A continuous mark
29. The visual demonstration of distance in nature, creating a progressive shortening of objects as they move farther away.
30. Colors that are across from one another on the color wheel
31. Reflective light bouncing off an object to your eye.
32. To tell a story either biographical or Literary (fiction).
35. To be used as a functional object.
36. Three or more colors that are beside one another on the color wheel.
37. The right and left are mirror copies of each other.
39. To record a specific (important) moment in time.
40. How large/small one object is compared to another.
42. The area of a scene between the Foreground and Background.

1. Repetition of the same shape/design.
3. – to show feelings
4. The area containing a recognizable shape/form.
6. To capture the beauty in a landscape or animal.
7. One color from Tint to Shade.
8. One area of the artwork that stands out. A focal point.
9. The area of a scene farthest from the viewer.
12. A three-dimensional object (Height, Width, and Depth)
14. Shapes containing straight lines and angles, created with mathematical accuracy.
16. The illusion of distance in an image.
17. To criticize perceived faults in societal norms, often focusing on politics and religion.
19. A flat area that has only two dimensions (Height and Width)
20. When the visual weight of an artwork is equal on both sides.
21. Extremely different tones/colors beside each other.
23. The surface quality of an object. (Rough, Sharp, Smooth)
24. Line/shape that creates the appearance of an action.
27. The area of a scene closest to the viewer.
28. To record every day activities of the working class.
33. Areas of lightness and darkness
34. The mathematical method of creating distance, creating a progressive shortening of objects as they move farther away.
38. Flattened, distorted representation of real objects
39. The line where the ground meets the sky.
41. To capture the idea of a higher power in the world