Sensa The qualities of objects or events that stimulate our sense organs, especially our eyes. Secondary colors Green, orange, and violet. Saturation The purity, vividness, or intensity of a hue. Representational painting Painting that has a specific objects or events as its primary subject matter. Proportion Size relationships between parts of a whole. Many impressions can be made from the same surface.
Print An image created from a master wood block, stone, plate, or screen, usually on paper. Presentational immediacy The awareness of something that is presented in its entirety with an "all-atonceness". Perspective In painting, the illusion of depth. Oil Painting Artwork, where the medium is pigment mixed with linseed oil, varnish, and turpentine. Theses elements either have an inherent order, such as colors, or permit am Imposed order, such as words these orders in turn, are organizable by form, singular, medium Mixed Medium The combination of two or more artistic media in the same work. Media The materials out of which works of arts are made. In one-point liner perspective, developed in the 15th century, all parallel lines in a given visual field at a single vanishing point on the horizon. Linear perspective The creation of the illusion of distance in a two- dimensional work by the means of converting lines. Line A continuous marketing trade made by a moving point on a surface. Wet fresco is much more enduring than dry fresco. Dry fresco involves pigment applied to a dry wall.
Wet fresco involves pigment applied to wet plaster.
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