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This is when you paste things together to create a piece of art. |\n| Elements of Art & Principles of Design | The “tools” artists use to make choices in creating and designing art. Examples are: shape, color, texture, line, etc. See chart provided. |\n| Analogous Color | Colors ‘next to’ each other on the color wheel. They blend well. |\n| Complimentary Color | Colors ‘across from’ each other on the color wheel. They make browns. |\n| Primary Color | Red, Yellow & Blue. These colors make other colors. |\n| Secondary Color | Orange, Green & Purple. These are made by mixing primary colors. |\n| Tertiary Color | Yellow-orange, yellow-green, blue-green, etc. These are made by mixing primary and secondary colors together. |\n| Cool Colors | Blues, greens, purples. These colors recede to the background. |\n| Warm Colors | Reds, oranges, yellows. These colors rise to the front. |\n| Neutral Colors | Browns, whites, blacks, greys, tan/beige, etc. |\n| Tints | Adding different levels of white to color to lighten. |\n| Shades | Adding different levels of black to color to darken. |\n| Saturation/Desaturation | How much pigment is in the color (example, less water = more pigment) |\n| Staccato Line | Short dashed lines |\n\nCreated by Missy Hancock, 2024  \nArt Start Northwest-School Program  \nArt Vocabulary Continued  \n\n| Word | Definition |\n| --- | --- |\n| Positive Space | The object/subject of an artwork. |\n| Negative Space | The background area of an artwork. |\n| Silhouette | A dark/shaded outline or object, often filled with black or cut out. |\n| Cityscape | Art that depicts a city. |\n| Resist | Using a material (like glue, wax, or resin) to prevent/push away color |\n\nCreated by Missy Hancock, 2024","cbCailOvt2E0oN6e","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailOvt2E0oN6e","pdf",669957,"English","# Art Vocabulary\n## Art Vocabulary (continued)","[{\"question\":\"What is the difference between positive space and negative space?\",\"answer\":\"Positive space is the object or subject of an artwork. 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