height, width, and depth or, because of shading,

found in a work of such as sculpture.

two –dimensional but appears to have height, width and depth.

poised to move because the visual weight

earthbound

three-dimensional art work.

surface quality

can actually be felt when touched.

value patterns of familiar textures.

“fool the eye.”

exists in the mind of the artist.

rubbed over a thin paper

reflection of wavelengths of light.

the color it appears to be in white daylight.

create the impression of a specific time of day

emotional or aesthetic reasons

theoretical relationship between hues

all other hues are mixed.