Art

edge that is seen but does not actually exist

describes edge through absence of line

outer edge of a form

contour from edge to edge across a form

present again the way an object looks; show again what is presented to your eye

flat two-dimensional surface upon which a drawing is made

specific height and width of space on our drawing paper on which drawing is created

arrangement of parts of drawing within a given space

the objects in a composition

space surrounding the objects

objject within a drawing used tp mesure correct porportibs of other objects sighting

where different parts of a form meet or come together

darkness or lightness of object as light is cast over surface

"fool the eye"

light/dark- techinque of using values to fooling your viewers eye into believing that a two dimentional surface contains threee dimentional

CUBE CONE SPHERE CYLINDER

the actual color of an object

a system used to represent depth or space on a flat object

used when viewing cubes in frontal view (side of box facing you)

used when viewing corner of cubes

at eye level, where the sky meets land

same as horizon line

the point at which receding equal engles appear to converge on the horizon

folds of fabric creating space