Foundation Drawing Vocabulary Flashcards

This flashcard quiz consists of every basic Foundation Drawing Vocabulary. A set of flashcards has all the key details and discussion related to basic Foundation Drawing Vocabulary. This flashcard is simple and easy to use and is more fun-oriented. Learn and revise everything related to basic Foundation Drawing Vocabulary.

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Chiaroscuro
The considered placement of elements (lines, shapes, values, textures, etc.) within a drawing that together create visual interest within the entire picture frame.
Conditional Value
Range of grays an object possesses under the influence of any lighting conditions that alter its local value range.
Contour
Lines that describe surface details and periphery of forms
Cross-Contour
Lines that create the illusion of volume across the surface of forms
Figure-Ground relationship
The consideration of the proportion, dominance/relief, direction, rhythm, shape, and contrast of foreground and background in a composition
Gesture
The suggestion of movement through form, primarily through its structure and direction
Horizon line
Also called eye level; the position of a viewer's level of sight extended into infinite space
Implied line
A direction suggested by a prominent line that ends or stops
Implied texture
The illusion of three-dimensional surface qualities on objects, forms, or shapes (can be seen but not felt)
Line
Path of a moving point made by a tool, instrument, or material as it moves across an area, usually made visible by contrasting with its surroundings
Local Value
Range of grays an object possesses under even, bright lighting
Mark
A non-descriptive figure on a ground
Monochromatic color
Variations of single hue in a composition
Negative Shape
The use of an enclosed, or partially enclosed, shape around a form to revise, refine and define that form
Negative Space
An enclosed or partially enclosed area or collection of areas within a plane of vision that helps define forms and their relationship to each other