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Wavy – wiggly line | Bold – stands out Smooth – feels soft Rough – feels bumpy | Soft – feels smooth Broad-thick\u003Cbr>Narrow – thin line\u003Cbr>Fine – extremely thin line | Forms – height and depth\u003Cbr>Tone – the relative lightness or darkness of a colour\u003Cbr>Emotion – showing how your artwork makes people feel | Expression – the feelings the art creates\u003Cbr>Pattern – when lines, shapes or colours are repeated\u003Cbr>Proportion – making something the correct size so it looks realistic | Observation – looking at somethings and copying\u003Cbr>Tonal contrast – shades that repel each other\u003Cbr>Mixed media – a range of different art techniques\u003Cbr>Shading – showing the light and darkness of a sketch\u003Cbr>Blending – when two colours intermingle | Perspective – representing three dimensional objects\u003Cbr>Composition – the arrangement of elements within a work of art.\u003Cbr>Focal point – the part of the work that catches your eye\u003Cbr>Hatching – artistic technique used to create tonal or shading effects by drawing (or painting or scribing) closely spaced parallel lines. |\n| Painting | Mark making-making marks with different items.\u003Cbr>Observation – looking at things Imagination – making things up | Mixing – at least two different colours mix together\u003Cbr>Primary colours – red, yellow and blue\u003Cbr>Primary shades – different brightness of red, yellow and blue | Tones – the lightness or darkness of a colour\u003Cbr>Layering – when materials are ontop of each other. | Primary colours – red, yellow blue\u003Cbr>Secondary colours – when thereis equal mixture of the 2 colours\u003Cbr>Tints – mixture of 2 pure colours Experiment – to explore | Textures – range of different feelings to touch\u003Cbr>Blocking – allows the artist to paint in blocks of colour | Review – to look at a piece of artwork and say what I like about it\u003Cbr>Mix and match – use a variety of colour and paint styles | Light effects – using light and shading to represent three dimensional objects\u003Cbr>Complementary – colours with maximum contrast |\n| Collage | Sticking – when something sticks together | Variety – lots of different things\u003Cbr>Fabric – a type of material\u003Cbr>Collage – a picture that has lots of layers | Crepe paper – a type of crinkly paper\u003Cbr>Textures – the feel of the surface\u003Cbr>Tear – to rip the paper | Tearing – to rip paper to give texture\u003Cbr>Overlapping – something that goes over something else\u003Cbr>Layering – building up materials by placing them on top of one another |  |  |  |","cbCaihCmlLQouZvo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihCmlLQouZvo","pdf",93055,"English","# Key Vocabulary – Art\n## Drawing\n## Painting\n## Collage","[{\"question\":\"What drawing vocabulary terms explain line qualities and texture?\",\"answer\":\"Terms include Thick/Thin, Wavy, Bold/Smooth, Rough, and also concepts like Shading and Blending to describe tonal effects and surface feel.\"},{\"question\":\"Which color concepts are covered in the painting section?\",\"answer\":\"The painting section includes Primary colours (red, yellow, blue), Primary shades, Secondary colours (equal mixture), Tones, Tints, and Complementary colours (maximum contrast).\"},{\"question\":\"What collage techniques and materials are listed?\",\"answer\":\"Collage vocabulary includes Sticking, Fabric, Crepe paper, Tearing/Tear, Overlapping, Layering, and descriptions of texture and varied materials.\"}]","Key Vocabulary - Art | PDF",1790886176]