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Gradation
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gradation
a series of gradual changes or stages, usually indicating a progression or sequence of steps
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graduation
the changing of vowel sounds in related words, such as the shift from 'sing' to 'sang' to 'sung'
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graduation
a specific point or level within a series of gradual changes or stages
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graduation
a gradual transition from one value, tone, hue or color to another
What is "gradation"?
Gradation is a technique in art and design that involves a smooth, gradual transition from one value, tone, hue, or color to another. Artists use this method to create depth, dimension, and a realistic look in their work. For examples, an artist might use gradation to blend colors smoothly in a sunset sky or to shade a drawing to give it a three-dimensional appearance. This approach helps achieve a natural and lifelike effect by avoiding sudden changes and creating a continuous flow.
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graduation
the gradual progression or transformation of something
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graduation
a mark or point that signifies a division on a scale or measuring device
Exemple
The artist used a subtle gradation of colors to create a sense of depth in the painting.
Students are assessed on a letter grade scale that represents a gradation of competency from A to F.
Gradations in color from pale to rich represent different pigment densities in a painting.
The temperature showed a gradual gradation from cold to warm as the day progressed.
The artist mastered the pointillism technique, creating intricate patterns and subtle gradations of tone through precise placement of dots on the canvas.
