Dot: t is the smallest and most simple elements in art expression. It may have different qualities such as size. Shape and colour
The dot tee dimensional capacity: When the size, shapes and colour changed, the dots can create visual sensations of spacial deepness and volumeç
The dot expresive capacity: The point has a unlimited capacity to represent images an to express ideas and emotions
Optical mix: When colours are mired with the help of distance. Paint isn´t mixed on the palette or on the painting
Tuesday, 18 June 2019
Thursday, 13 June 2019
COMPLEMENTARY COLOUR
There are pairs of colours with are locoted one in front of ich other on the colour wheel
Warm range: It is a scale of colours that has either more yellow, more magenta, or both in its mixture
Cold/cool range: It is a scale of colours that has more cyan or blue in its mixture than any other colours
Grey scale: It is a set of colours which only has any colours between black and white, it contains a scale of greys
Warm range: It is a scale of colours that has either more yellow, more magenta, or both in its mixture
Cold/cool range: It is a scale of colours that has more cyan or blue in its mixture than any other colours
Grey scale: It is a set of colours which only has any colours between black and white, it contains a scale of greys
COLOR
It is a element of visual language. It is a light impression that arrives to the eyes which send information to the brain
Epigmen: It is the sustance that made the material for paint and the origin can be mineral, animal
Hue: Also called toned or tint, it is the name of the colour defined by its wavelenght
Saturation: Degree of purity of a color. If a color is very satured it means that it is very pure and doesn´t have many colours in its mix
Value: Sometimes called brightness or luminosity It is the amount of black or white that a colour has in its mix
Epigmen: It is the sustance that made the material for paint and the origin can be mineral, animal
Hue: Also called toned or tint, it is the name of the colour defined by its wavelenght
Saturation: Degree of purity of a color. If a color is very satured it means that it is very pure and doesn´t have many colours in its mix
Value: Sometimes called brightness or luminosity It is the amount of black or white that a colour has in its mix
Wednesday, 29 May 2019
TOLKIEN
-He was born in South Africa
-He was died in 1973
-He studied at Oxford university
-He write a lots of books
-He had four children
-He was born on the 1892
-He was a african writer
-A director make three movies of his stories
-He was very famous
-He was died in 1973
-He studied at Oxford university
-He write a lots of books
-He had four children
-He was born on the 1892
-He was a african writer
-A director make three movies of his stories
-He was very famous
TEXTURE
Texture: It is yhe visual tactile quality of the surfaces due to the material
Tactile texture: Are those that can be percived through the sense of touch
Visual textures: Those which can only be percived through the sense of sight
Natural texture: Those that can be found in nature
Artificial texture: Are those created by the human beging manually or mecanically
Rubbing tecjnique: It consists on frictoning or rubbing a crayon or colored pencil on a thin paper which is over a surface with a tactile texture so the texture gets copied on the paper
Scratchboarding: It is usually done with waxed colors and it consists on giving two coasts of color to the media being the second one darker, so when scrathing over the first layer the second one shows up
Tactile texture: Are those that can be percived through the sense of touch
Visual textures: Those which can only be percived through the sense of sight
Natural texture: Those that can be found in nature
Artificial texture: Are those created by the human beging manually or mecanically
Rubbing tecjnique: It consists on frictoning or rubbing a crayon or colored pencil on a thin paper which is over a surface with a tactile texture so the texture gets copied on the paper
Scratchboarding: It is usually done with waxed colors and it consists on giving two coasts of color to the media being the second one darker, so when scrathing over the first layer the second one shows up
SHAPE
Shape: It is athe external appearance of an object or element in an image
Natural shapes: They are teh ones related to nature. They haven´t been created by any human
Organic shapes: They are shapes that have irregular profile or silhoute as well as their inner surface
Artificial shapes: Shapes which have been created by humans or machanical
Geometric shapes: Shapes whose parts follow a mathematic order
Flat shapes: They are two dimensions such a paper sheet
Natural shapes: They are teh ones related to nature. They haven´t been created by any human
Organic shapes: They are shapes that have irregular profile or silhoute as well as their inner surface
Artificial shapes: Shapes which have been created by humans or machanical
Geometric shapes: Shapes whose parts follow a mathematic order
Flat shapes: They are two dimensions such a paper sheet
SYMMETRY
It is a quality of som e shapes which some of their parts are reflections of others
AXIS SYMMETRY
It is a shapes quality which is formed by two halves facing each otehr with an axis or fold line in between as if both sides were mirror images of each other.
Symmetry axis: It is a line to divide a shape into two symmetric halves symmetry halves symmetry points are on a perpendicular line to it
Central symmetry: It is the reflection of a object through a point called the symmetryc pair of points are collinear
AXIS SYMMETRY
It is a shapes quality which is formed by two halves facing each otehr with an axis or fold line in between as if both sides were mirror images of each other.
Symmetry axis: It is a line to divide a shape into two symmetric halves symmetry halves symmetry points are on a perpendicular line to it
Central symmetry: It is the reflection of a object through a point called the symmetryc pair of points are collinear
QUADRILATERALS
They are polygons with two sides and four vertices.
Parallelograms: They are cuadrilaterals with two pairs of parallels opposite equal sides and two pairs of opposite equal angles. Their diagonals bisect each other
Parallelograms: They are cuadrilaterals with two pairs of parallels opposite equal sides and two pairs of opposite equal angles. Their diagonals bisect each other
IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS AND CLASSIFICATION ABOUT TRIANGLES
Equilateral triangle: It is a triangle which sides and vertices are the same
Isosceles triangle: It is a triangle which has two equal sides and angles
Scalene triangle:It is a triangle which three different sides and angles
Right triangle: It is a triangle which has one right angle
Obtuse: Obtuse triangles have one angle which is more than 90o
Acute: All their vertices are acute
Isosceles triangle: It is a triangle which has two equal sides and angles
Scalene triangle:It is a triangle which three different sides and angles
Right triangle: It is a triangle which has one right angle
Obtuse: Obtuse triangles have one angle which is more than 90o
Acute: All their vertices are acute
THE POLYGONS
Star polygon: It a particular polygon case with a star shape, created out of linking together non consecutive vertices of a regular polygon.
Incribed polygons: They are polygons place inside circles so all vertices of the polygon are placed on the circle.
Circunscribed: They are polygons sorrounding a circle, beging its sides tangent to the circle inside.
Equangular: All their corners angles or vertices are equal.
Equilateral: All edges or sides are of teh same length
Regular: All their vertices, angles and sides are equal
Irregular: Show different angles and length for their angles
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)