University:
California State University, Northridge
Course:
ART 510 | Methods and Practice of Art History
Academic year:

2023
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187

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3
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Nesbyenvkk

Implied shape utilizing positive and negative space to create implied shape Color Harmonies Color Schemes Monochromatic Harmony harmony of colors with variations of the same hue Complementary Harmony harmony of two colors on opposite sides of the color wheel Analogous Harmony harmony of two colors adjacent to each other on the color wheel Triadic Harmony harmony of 3 color that are equidistant on the color wheel Restricted Palette when artists limit themselves to few color mixtures, pigments, tints and shades. Open Palette when artists put no limit on pigments, tints, and shades Simultaneous Contrast Complementary colors appear intense when placed side by side After-image optical illusion of a remnant of an image. often seen as the original image, but in complementary colors. Optical Color Mixture Colors can be mixed in light or pigment, but the eyes may blend them into a new color Pointillism pure colors applied in pots to create value, a precursor to pixels Emotional responses to color are both cultural and personal Texture 1. Actual texture- tactile experience, you can touch it/feel it 2. Visual Implied Texture- illusionary experience Pattern any repeated, decorative motif or design 3-Dimensional Space includes height, width, and depth Implied Space suggest depth in 2 dimensions Flat surface picture plane Linear Perspective All parallel lines converge as they recede from from the viewer at a vanishing point on the horizon. Relies on a fixed perspective. Foreshortening visual phenomenon whereby an elongated object projecting toward or away appears shorter then actual length as though compressed. In 2-D portrays depth Atmospheric perspective things further away seem hazier and bluer to mimic the optical effect of water in the atmosphere Isometric Perspective Diagonal lines to convey receding, but parallel lines do not converge. Not based on fixed perspective.