This document defines key terms related to still life drawing techniques, perspective, and shading methods. It outlines elements like light source, highlight, shadow, cast shadow, horizon line, vanishing point, perspective, blind contour, cross hatching, and stippling. Perspective is described as the technique used to draw a 3D world on a 2D surface, while blind contour, cross hatching, and stippling are different shading techniques.

1. Final Review 2014
Still Life, Perspective, & Drawing Techniques

2. The place that the light
comes from is called the:
Light Source

3. The lightest part located
on the object
Highlight

4. The darkest part located
on the object:
Shadow

5. The shadow that the
object casts by blocking
the light:
Cast Shadow

6. Where the sky meets the
ground – this is where
your vanishing point
would rest.
Horizon Line

7. Where a set of parallel
lines appear to meet (think
of the railroad tracks).
Vanishing Point

8. The technique used to
draw a three-dimensional
world on a two-
dimensional surface:
Perspective

9. A technique where an
artist draws the contour of
a subject without looking
at the paper:
Blind Contour

10. The technique in shading
where the artist uses
crossing lines – the more
lines, the darker
Cross Hatching

11. The technique in shading
where the artist uses
dots– the more dots, the
darker
Stippling

12. The place that the light
comes from is called the:
Light Source