CSET Art Latest Update with Verified Solutions

CSET Art Latest Update with Verified Solutions Light the sensation or representation of light or a source of it; illumination or the awareness of it within a work Texture The "feel" or surface equality of an object such as its relative "smoothness", "roughness". "softness"; may be simulated or actual; the latter can be felt by touch while the former is a suggestion by the artist based upon how certain areas of the picture are painted Shape an enclosed space defined by other elements such as textures, color, value and line; can be three dimensional quality represented using two dimensional rendering techniques for length and width Line a mark that has length and direction; often used to define a space or silhouette, create an outline, contour, pattern or movement; Depth in painting is achieved by use of this; Most powerful stage design Space refers to the distance or area around, above, between, below or within something; can be flat, shallow, deep. open, closed, positive, negative, actual ambiguous or illusory Value (Visual Element) refers to the relative lightness or darkness of a color Hue any specific color Shade a color made by adding black to a hue Tone a color made by adding grey to a hue Value (Color) the degree of light or darkness; light reflecting off a color Achromatic black, white and grays; artwork executed without color Black the complete absence of light Chroma the intensity, strength or purity of a color Complementary Colors colors which appear opposite one another on a color wheel Secondary Colors orange, violet, green; each is midway between the primary colors from which it can be mixed Spectrum colors that are the result of a beam of white light that is broken by a form of prism into its hues Tint the opposite of shade; combining white with a color to make it lighter Bisque the first firing of clay in a kiln and the point where water can no longer be added Earthenware a type of "low-fire" clay needing to be glazed; porous and non-water-proof Firing the process of heating clay at high temperatures to fuse its particles Greenware