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Elements of Art Vocab:

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Elements of Art Vocab:

Line- One point moving around in space.

Texture- The way things feel, or look as if they might feel if touched.

Value- The lightness or darkness of colors.

A shape that looks flat, or two-dimensional.

Form- Something that appears to be three-dimensional.

Colour-Made of three properties: hue, value, and intensity.

Space-When something has a sense of depth.

What is the wheel with the colors called?

The wheel with the colors is called the color circle/color wheel.

What are the primary colors?

The primary colors are red, yellow, and blue.

What are the secondary colors?

The secondary colors are orange, green, violet.

What is another name for color- Hue

Name 2 warm colors- red, orange

Name 2 cool colors- green, blue

What are analogous colors? Name one set

Analogous colors are groups of three colors that are next to each other on the color wheel and a tertiary such as violet, red-violet, and red.

What are complementary colors? Name one set.

Complementary colors are two colors that are on opposite sides of the color wheel. The complementary pairs are red-cyan, green–magenta, and blue-yellow.

The line where the sky meets the earth is called? horizon

Tints are lighter colors that are created by mixing white with a color.

Shades are darker that are created by mixing black with a color.

A self-portrait is a picture of oneself.

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things that they have in common

- i don't think there is anything else if the question is trying to ask what technologies that developed in the present time have something in common with the old. the whole point of separating current tech with old tech is because there is an upgrade. and the upgrade would not have super clear similarities to the olden. but even with the upgrade. the technology is meant to help with animation.

- like i said before, current tech is an upgrade from the old tech. for example, animation tables that have light at the bottom, currently may be equipped with more advanced functions that didn't exist in the old times

- but humans still need to be in charge of the making of animations. even if you use digital programs, people still have to monitor and make small changes because programs are not 100% perfect on its own. in historical times they did everything haha

difference in tech

- only limited to drawing with pencil on paper in olden times, but now you can also choose to draw with stylus on digital

- no computers, but now there are computers with softwares and stuff that helps with animation

- in current times, you can transfer files with computers and you can work anywhere. it can be transferred to different people at different places, even overseas. the olden times require you to be there

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