What can I do that I could not do before?
The listeners
What do I like the most?
The vocabulary
What do I do well?
The grammar
What am I confused about?
In the translation
With what do I need help?
With the verb tenses
What do I do in English outside of class?
Study with a prefessor
What do I need to improve?
Review the exam
Tuesday 26 March 2019
Thursday 21 March 2019
IMPORTANT DEFINICIONS ABOUT CIRCLES
Cross hatching: it´s a way to give shade to a drawing.
Dashed: they are lines that are discontinuous.
Blurred: they are vanished so they are hard to see.
Simple lines: they are shapes formed by only one line.Broken lines: they are formed by fragment of straight lines with different directions.
Wavy lines: they are fomed by curved linesComposite: they are lines composed by several straight and curved lines.
Vertical lines: they express ascendant or descendant depending they are used.
Horizontal lines: they produce visual feeling of stabilityand tranquility.
Skew lines: they produce unsteadiness and movement feeling.
Curly lines: they show loops and has curved wavy lines.
Scribble lines: they are lines in every directions.
Hatching: it´s a way to give tones to objects or to surface with paralels lines.
Cross hatching: it´s a way to give shade to a drawing.
Dashed: they are lines that are discontinuous.
Blurred: they are vanished so they are hard to see.
Simple lines: they are shapes formed by only one line.
Dashed: they are lines that are discontinuous.
Blurred: they are vanished so they are hard to see.
Simple lines: they are shapes formed by only one line.Broken lines: they are formed by fragment of straight lines with different directions.
Wavy lines: they are fomed by curved linesComposite: they are lines composed by several straight and curved lines.
Vertical lines: they express ascendant or descendant depending they are used.
Horizontal lines: they produce visual feeling of stabilityand tranquility.
Skew lines: they produce unsteadiness and movement feeling.
Curly lines: they show loops and has curved wavy lines.
Scribble lines: they are lines in every directions.
Hatching: it´s a way to give tones to objects or to surface with paralels lines.
Cross hatching: it´s a way to give shade to a drawing.
Dashed: they are lines that are discontinuous.
Blurred: they are vanished so they are hard to see.
Simple lines: they are shapes formed by only one line.
IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS ABOUT CIRCLES
Circle: It is a round geometric shape.
Circunference: It's the outside part of the circle.
Center: It is the middle point of the circle.
Radius: It is the line that goes from the center to a part of the circunference.
Diameter: It is the line that goes from one part of the circunference to another passing through the center.
Hord: It is the line that goes from one part of the circunference to another without going through the center.
Arc: It is a part of the circumference.
Circunference: It's the outside part of the circle.
Center: It is the middle point of the circle.
Radius: It is the line that goes from the center to a part of the circunference.
Diameter: It is the line that goes from one part of the circunference to another passing through the center.
Hord: It is the line that goes from one part of the circunference to another without going through the center.
Arc: It is a part of the circumference.
BASIC ELEMENTS OF THE VISUAL REPRESENTATIONS
DOT: It’s the smallest and the simplest element in art expression. It may have differents qualities such us size, shape and colour.
THE DOT THREE DIMENSIONAL CAPACITY: When the size, shapes and colours are changed, the dos can create visual sensations.
THE DOT EXPRESSVE CAPACITY: The point has a ulimited capacity to represent images to express ideas and emotions.
OPTICAL MIX: When colours are mixed with the help of distance. Point isn’t mixed on the palette or on the painting. The optical mix was used first the pointillism.
Saturday 16 March 2019
Saturday 9 March 2019
Shape: is the external appearance of an object or element in a obejct
-Natura shapes: they ate the ones related to nature they haven’t created by any human
-Artificial shapes: shapes which have been created by humans.
-Organic: shapes: they are shapes that have irregular profile as well s their inner Surface: Organic shapes are usually natural.
-Flat shapes: they have two dimensions such a paper sheet
-Form: they: are volumetric shapes, they appear and are three dimensional.
-Artificial shapes: shapes which have been created by humans.
-Organic: shapes: they are shapes that have irregular profile as well s their inner Surface: Organic shapes are usually natural.
-Flat shapes: they have two dimensions such a paper sheet
-Form: they: are volumetric shapes, they appear and are three dimensional.
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