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Introduction | |
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the Vocabulary Of Introductory Terms | |
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The Vocabulary Of Introductory Terms | |
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The Evolving Nature Of Art | |
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The Three Components Of Art | |
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Subject Form Content Organic Unity | |
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Abstraction Expanding Personal Awareness | |
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Developing Ideas Critical | |
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Thinking And Analysis | |
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Basic Concepts Of Two-Dimensional Art 2d Media And Techniques | |
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Basic Concepts Of Three-Dimensional Art 3d Materials And Concepts | |
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Areas Of 3d ApplicatioNS Sculpture Architecture Metalwork Glass Design | |
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Ceramics Fiberwork Product Design | |
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Combining The Ingredients: A Summary | |
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Form The Vocabulary Of Form Form And Visual Ordering The Principles Of Organization | |
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Harmony Repetition Rhythm Pattern Closure (Visual Grouping) | |
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Visual Linking Shared Edges Overlapping Transparency Interpenetration Linking through Extensions (Implied and Subjective Edges/Lines/Shapes) | |
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Excessive Use of Harmony Variety Contrast Elaboration The Dualism of Harmony and Variety Balance Symmetrical Balance (Formal Balance) | |
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Approximate Symmetrical Balance Radial Balance Asymmetrical Balance (Informal/Occult Balance) | |
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Proportion Dominance Movement Economy | |
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Space: Result Of Elements And Principles Three-Dimensional Form And The Principles Of Organization | |
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Harmony and Variety Balance Proportion Dominance Movement Economy | |
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Form Unity: A Summary | |
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Line The Vocabulary Of Line Line: The Elementary Means Of Communication The Physical Characteristics Of Line | |
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Measure Type Direction Location Character | |
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Line And The Other Art Elements | |
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Line and Shape Line and Value | |
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Line and Texture Line and Color | |
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The Spatial Characteristics Of Line Line As Representation And Expression Three-Dimensional Applications Of Line Summary | |
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Shape The Vocabulary Of Shape Introduction To Shape Shape Types Shape Dimensions Shape And Composition | |
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Harmony and Variety Dominance Movement Balance Proportion and Economy | |
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Shape And Expressive Content Three-Dimensional Applications Of Shape | |
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Value The Vocabulary Of Value Introduction To Value Relationships Value And Art Media Plastic Value | |
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Chiaroscuro Tenebrism | |
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Decorative Value Value Pattern And Composition Three-Dimensional Applications Of Value | |
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Texture The Vocabulary Of Texture Introduction To Texture The Nature Of Texture Types Of Texture | |
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Actual Texture Simulated Texture Abstract Texture Invented Texture | |
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Texture And Pattern Texture And Composition Texture And Space Texture And Expressive Content Three-Dimensional Applications Of Texture | |
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Color The Vocabulary Of Color The Characteristics Of Color Light: The Source Of Color | |
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Additive Color Subtractive Color | |
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Artists’ Pigments And The Triadic Color System Neutrals The Physical Properties Of Color | |
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Hue Value Intensity | |
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Developing Aesthetic Color Relationships | |
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Complements and Split-Complements Triads Tetrads Analogous and Monochromatic Colors Warm and Cool Colors Plastic Colors Simultaneous Contrast Color and Emotion Psychological Application of Color | |
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The Role Of Color In Composition | |
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Color Balance Color and Harmony Color and Variety | |
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The Evolution Of The Color Wheel | |
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The Origins of Color Systems | |
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The Discovery of Pigment Primaries | |
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The First Triadic Color Wheel | |
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The Discovery of Light Primaries | |
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The Ostwald Color System | |
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The Munsell Color System | |
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The Process Color System (Four-Color Printing Process) | |
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Color Photography Color Computer Printing | |
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Three-Dimensional Applications Of Color | |
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Space The Vocabulary Of Space Introduction To Space Spatial Perception | |