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Red, yellow, blue.
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5
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A method of shading in which crossed lines are used to create value.
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6
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A color scheme that includes various shades and tints of one color.
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7
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The drawing practice that allows a 2 dimensional drawing appear as a 3 dimensional scene.
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9
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Artist who became famous for painting large scale grid portraits.
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13
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A design of shapes that fit together perfectly without any overlaps or gaps.
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15
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Orange, green, violet.
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2
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Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.
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3
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A method of shading in which small dots are used to create value.
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4
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Any color mixed with white.
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5
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Colors that are opposite on the color wheel.
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8
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Any color mixed with black.
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10
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Refers to the lightness and darkness in a work of art.
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11
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The point at which all perspective lines meet.
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12
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The line that marks the separation of the earth and the sky.
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14
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A painting or drawing that depicts a group of objects that do not move.
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