Accessible glossary 
To complement the digital scrolling and narrated works of art dedicated to artistic discovery and reading / language learning, we provide educators and learners with an accessible glossary of terms used and concepts related to the commentary of the works. The words presented, illustrated and signed.
This is the first multilingual glossary in easy to read/understand, iconic and sign language dedicated to artistic vocabulary for audiences with few or no qualifications and/or with disabilities and learning difficulties.
Art terms are a very important part of creating art.
They summarize difficult concepts.
Course instructors and museum curators tend to use art terms
in order to better explain an art movement
or the technique of an artist.
It is a good idea to get yourself familiar with them
if you want to further your skills.
To help you learn the lingo,
we have prepared this art terms glossary.
This glossary makes important concepts easy to understand.
We designed these expressions to be of practical help to creators.
So, if you feel like you need to brush up on the basics of drawing and painting,
there is a good chance they can help you out of a creative channel.
Art movements
Art movements are the different artistic styles and currents that share concrete features, characteristics, ideas and ways of expression that were generally followed by artists in a specific time in history.
Painting materials
Painting materials are the tools an artist uses to create artworks.
These tools determine the style and feeling of a painting.
Painting materials are the physical items that the painter holds in his hand (brushes, painting knife, etc.).
They are also the different mediums and support (oil paint, ink, canvas, paper, etc.).
Perspective
Perspective is an art method for showing 3D objects in a 2D art work.
To create perspective, artists play with depth.
Depth is a method which shows objects in a different, more complex way.
Painting technique
Painting technique is the way an artist uses the skills of a particular art.
Curator
Someone hired by a museum or gallery to manage a collection of artworks.
