Here they are! Fabulous examples of shading a ball! Now that we have learned all the separate parts (proportion, details, and shading), I am really looking forward to seeing the still life project completed!
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6th grade vocabulary
- Highlight=the place on the object that receives the most direct light from the source.
- Half-Tones=the place on the object that receives light from the light source.
- Core Shadow=where the oject receives the least amount of light because those parts of the object are on the opposite side from the light.
- Reflected Light=light bouncing up onto the back side of the object from the surface the object is sitting on.
- Cast Shadow=the area behind the object where the light is blocked by the object. The cast shadow is always darkest directly below the object.
- Tessellation=a collection of shapes thta fit together with no overlaps or gaps
- Optical Illusion=an image that deceives a person, leading to a misinterpretation of its meaning.
- Vertical=perpendicular to the horizon line
- Horizontal=parallel to the horizon line
- Parallel=never intersects
- Perpendicular=intersects at a right angle
- Horizon Line=where sky and land meet.
- Vanishing Point=the spot (usually on the horizon line) where objects dissappear
- bird's eye view=seen from above
- normal eye view=looking at it straight on
- worm's eye view=seen from below
- Transparent=completely see through (like regular glass).
- Translucent=only light can travel through (like a privacy glass).
- Opaque=not see through (like a wall).
- Slip=clay and water mixed to make "glue".
- Score=to cut
- Form Follows Function=function (what it's used for) has to be designed first, then form (shape) can be designed.
- Primary=1st. The primary colors are red, yellow, and blue.
- Secondary=2nd. The secondary colors are orange, green, and violet.
- Tertiary=3rd. The tertiary colors are yellow-orange, red-orange, red-violet, blue-violet, blue-green, and yellow-green.
- Neutral=does not choose sides. Brown, black, and white.
- Hue=pure color
- Tint=a hue with white mixed in.
- Shade=a hue with black mixed in.
- Complimentary=colors opposite on the wheel. An exciting scheme.
- Analogous=colors next to each other on the wheel. A calm scheme.
- Triadic=triangle of colors on the wheel. A very balanced scheme
- Monochromatic=one color. Shows lack of emotions
- Negative Space=the shapes made by the space around an object.
- Elements of Art=The basic building blocks of art. They are 1. Shape 2. Line 3. Color 4. Texture 5. Value 6. Space 7. Form
- Blocking in=Starting a drawing with simple shapes.
- Portfolio= A file or folder to keep work in over time.
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