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Key words for GCSE Art.
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thematic |
Thematic is when the artwork relates to a particular theme.
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expressive |
Expressive art conveys a thought or feeling.
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appearance |
Appearance is how the artwork looks.
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deconstruction |
Deconstruction describes something that is being distorted or fragmented.
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objective |
Objective artwork accurately represents the real world.
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subjective |
Subjective artwork is influenced by the artist's point of view.
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interpretation |
Interpretation is how an artist translates what they have learnt or seen into their work.
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representational |
Representational art has strong visual references to the real world.
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formal |
Formal elements are the various parts that make up a piece of art.
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elements |
Formal elements are the various parts that make up a piece of art.
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application |
Application is the way materials are used while creating art, for example how the paint is applied to a canvas.
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experiment |
Artists experiment with techniques, processes, and styles to progress.
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exploration |
Exploration is to investigate and study an area in detail for inspiration.
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media |
In art, media are the materials used to create work.
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technique |
Technique is the application of skills and approaches to produce work.
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process |
In art, process refers to the steps taken in order to create work.
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material |
A material is a substance or surface used to create a piece of art.
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mixed-media |
Mixed-media is when more than one medium is used to create artwork.
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depth |
Depth refers the the visual effect of distance in an artwork.
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pencil |
A pencil is a lead drawing instrument.
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