November Art Vocabulary

2. Cylinders of pigment bound with wax and oil, not gum.
6. A thin varnish sprayed over a Charcoal or pastel to bind it to the paper.
13. A surface that reflects a dull, soft light.
14. Traditional pastel that has a high amount of pigment, and very little gum binder.
16. the illusion of a 3D surface on a 2 D surface
17. a gradual subtle change in value using highlights and shadows to create the illusion of form.
18. A series of squares using various shades to depict values.
19. The yarn that is passed horizontally through the warp threads.

1. Art that reflects light evenly.
3. Method of arranging light and shadow in 2D art to create the illusion of 3D.
4. Sticks of pastel that contain more binder and less pigment. They are more stable than soft pastels.
5. Art that reflects light unevenly.
7. A painting technique where the paint is built up on the surface to create texture.
8. A cloth made with the same thickness of yarn throughout.
9. An object that does not have light pass through it.
10. Demonstrates the direction the light is coming from.
11. The vertical threads held under tension on the loom
12. The simplest weave, where the weft alternates over and under the warp threads.
15. Being able to see directly through an object, such as clear glass.
18. The amount of roughness a paper has. IE. Printer paper has no tooth, sand paper has a lot of tooth.