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Hue: Also called tone or tint it. Is the hame of COLOUR defines by it is we are length.

Saturation: degree or purity of a color. If a colour  is very saturated it means that it is very pure and doesn’t have many colors in this mix.

Value: sometimes called brightness or luminosity. It is the amount of black or white that a colour has in this mix.

COLORS

Complementary color: They are pairs of colors located one in front of the other on the color wheel. Old ways one primary and one secundary.

Warm Range: It is a scale of colors that has either more yellow, more magent, or both in its mixture. They express wamth, energy , youthness or proximity.

Cold/cool: It is a scale of colors that has more cyan or blue in its mixture than any other color. They are set on one side of the color wheel and transmit the temperatura sensation of coldness and distance.

Grey scale: It is a set of colours which only has any color between black and white, It contain ascale of greys 

TEXTURE

Texture: It is the visual and tactile quality of surface due to the material 

Tactile textures: Are these that can be percived through the sense of sight

Visual texture: those which can only be percived through the sense of sight  

Natural texture: Those that can be found in nutare 

Artifacial texture: are those created the human being manually or mecanically 

Rubbing Techinque: It consists on frictioning or rubbing a crayon or coberd pencil on a thin paper which os over a surface whit a tactile texture so the texture get copied on the paper 


Seracht bariding: it is ussualy done whit waxed colors and it consists on giving over the first layer the second one shows up.

SHAPE

Shape: It is the external apperance of an object or element in an image

Natural Shape: They are the ones related to nature. They haven't been created by any human 

Artificial Shape: Shapes which have been created by humans or mechanical procedures 

Orginal shapes: They are shapes that have irregular profile or silhoutte as well as their inner surface organic shape are usually natural  even though they are sometimes artificial. 

Geometric shape: Shape whose parts follow a mathematic order laws or pattern 

Flat shape: They have two dimensions such a paper sheet  a cinema screen or a was 

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Blurred: They are very saft or vanished so they are hard to see and oposite to intense and deep 

Simple Line: Those that are formed by only one line composite lines they are composed by fragments of sveral straghit and rurer lines.


Expresiveness of lines:

Vertical lines: They an ascendent or descendent movement, depeding or how they are used .
Horizontal Lines: They produce visual feeling of stability and are used too much 

Skew lines expressive: They produce unsteadiness and movement feeling these give inclired lines the sensation of dynomism