| orthogonals | | the diagonal lines leading back to the vanishing point |
| fantasy | | the element of art that describes the lightness or darkness of a color |
| complementary colors | | colors created by mixing two complementary colors |
| Brunelleschi | | a stron surdy line like a tree truck or building |
| secondary | | a line describing something that is falling over |
| shade | | the type of perspective where there is one vanishing point |
| diagonal | | the room you sleep in |
| vertical | | the tool you use to mix, combine and locate color combinations |
| value | | the view looking up at something from the ground |
| horizontal | | the first artist to explore with perpsective |
| cool colors | | colors across from each other on the color wheel |
| primary colors | | from the imagination |
| tint | | lines that don't intersect/ cross |
| parallel | | color next to each other on the color wheel |
| worms eye view | | the line describing the position you are in when you are sleeping/ a calm line |
| space | | the view looking down at something from the sky |
| bedroom | | created by mixing a primary and secondary together like red-orange |
| neutral colors | | a color created by mixing white with any color |
| tertiary | | blue, yellow, red, pure colors |
| color wheel | | blues, greens, purples, moody/ sad colors |
| horizon line | | reds, oranges, yellows, happy colors |
| vanishing point | | the line where the ocean meets the sky |
| warm colors | | the point where all orthogonals converge |
| birds eye view | | orange, purple, green, created by mixing two primary colors |
| one point | | a color created by mixing black with any color |
| analogous | | the element of art that implies you can walk into the "space" of a drawing/painting |