Vocabulary 2

mood- state of mind or feeling expressed in art, usually with color

organic- irregular edges in shapes or nature-like objects

pattern- something repeated in a predictable combo

perspective- system showing 3D objects in spatial recession on a 2D surface

point of view- angle in which a viewer sees an object

portfolio- organized compilation of a students work

primary colors- red,yellow,and blue called primary because all other colors need these to be made

 principles of design- organization of works of art and element organization

proportion- size relationships of one part in comparison to the whole or other part

reflection- creative process of making art

texture-surface quality of materials,tactile or visual and is one of the elements 

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