Form Analysis | | A composition where all the values are dark |
Five Basic Forms | | A natural application of highlight and shadow to the form. |
Abstract | | Seeing and drawing the entire composition |
Concave | | A recessed area or plane |
Convergence | | Distortion with the intent to enhance |
Convex | | An evenly shaded area |
Core Shadow | | A 2-D surface foreshortened as seen in space |
Cross Contour | | The area surrounding the solid or positive objects |
Cross Hatch | | Refers to the greatest dimension of a ellipse |
Draw Through | | Shading around or across the form to show mass or volume |
High Key | | Coming together, such as ray traces converging to a point in percpective |
Highlight | | The lightest area on a form |
Light Logic | | A composition where all the values are light |
Low Key | | Having form or depth |
Major Axis | | Surface quality: tactile or visual |
Marking Your World | | The darkest area of shade on a form |
Media | | A 3-D illusion on a 2-D surface |
Negative Space | | An area or plane where a portion is pushed or extended outward. |
Pattern | | The materials for drawing: pencils, ink, paint, etc. |
Perspective | | Your drawing or painting surface |
Picture Plane | | Drawing the hidden construction lines |
Plane | | Cube, sphere, cylinder, triangle and rectangle |
Stylize | | Understanding the composite parts that make up a complex object |
Technique | | A transparent tone using liquid media |
Texture | | The logical repetition of anything |
Three-Dimensional | | Deviation from real form |
Two-Dimensional | | The quality of light or dark |
Uniform Tone | | An effort to visually define your world by what you know and understand about drawing |
Value | | "How it's done," i.e., realistic or abstract, tight or loose |
Application | | A flat surface, having no depth |
Whole Drawing | | Toning or texturing with short parallel strokes |