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    LESSON 3

    ART
    EDUCATION
    Elements of Art
    Ms. Nikka Jane C. Curan
    What are the Elements of Art?

    • Elements of art refers to the qualities or properties


    inherent in each work of art.
    • These are the basic elements that are used by artists in
    creating art to create aesthetically pleasing work.
    • The seven elements of art are line, shape, form, space,
    value, color and texture.
    ELEMENTS OF ART AND DESIGN

    LINE
    Line is the most basic element of art. A line
    01 is an identifiable path created by a point
    moving in space. Without line the other
    elements couldn’t exist.

    SHAPE
    When a line meets up to enclose a space,
    a shape is formed.
    02 An element of art that is two-
    dimensional, flat, or limited to height
    and width.
    ELEMENTS OF ART AND DESIGN

    FORM
    Form is the next step up from shape as
    03 we now add depth to it to create a
    three dimensional form.

    SPACE
    04 Space is what lies between, around or
    within an object.
    ELEMENTS OF ART AND DESIGN

    VALUE
    05 Value is how light or dark
    something is.

    COLOUR
    06 Colour is created when light is
    reflected into the viewer’s eye.
    • Primary
    • Secondary
    • Tertiary Complementary Color
    Complementary colors

    This model designates red, yellow and blue as primary colors


    with the primary–secondary complementary pairs of red–
    green, blue-orange, and yellow–purple. In this traditional
    scheme, a complementary color pair contains one primary
    color and a secondary.
    ELEMENTS OF ART AND DESIGN
    TEXTURE
    07
    Texture is the perceived surface quality of a
    work of art. It may be perceived physically,
    through the sense of touch, or visually, or both.
    ELEMENTS OF ART AND DESIGN
    TEXTURE
    07 There are two main types of texture in art:

    1. Visual, implied, or illusionistic, which can be seen on a


    two-dimensional surface, texture invokes the visual 'feeling'
    the piece gives off.
    2. Physical texture, which has tactile qualities and can be
    felt on a three-dimensional surface and refers to how the
    piece feels when it's touched.
    Principles of Art and Design
    What are the Principles of Design?

    • The principles of design describe the ways that artists use the
    elements of art in a work of art.

    • These are the rules an artist must follow to create an effective


    and attractive composition.
    1. Balance
    It is the distribution of the visual weight of objects,
    colors, texture, and space.
    3 Major Forms of Balance

    1. Symmetrical – the elements used on one side of the design


    are similar to those on the other side.

    2. Asymmetrical – the sides are different but still look


    balanced.

    3. Radial – the elements are arranged around a central point


    and may be similar.
    2. Contrast
    Contrast in art is the technique of using unlike visual
    elements in juxtaposition to create meaning and intensify
    the characteristics of the work.

    Juxtaposition is an act or instance of placing two elements


    close together or side by side. This is often done in order to
    compare/contrast the two different artworks and to show
    the similarities or differences of it.
    3. Emphasis
    Emphasis is how an artist or
    designer creates a focal point in
    their work. This can be done by
    allowing one element to stand
    out from the others.
    A focal point is that area of a picture that attracts the
    eye. The center of interest acts as an “attention
    getter.”
    4. Movement
    Movement is the principle of art
    that an artist uses to guide a
    viewer's eye in and out of a
    composition.
    Rhythm, line, color, balance and
    space also play a major role in
    creating the feeling of movement.
    5. Pattern
    A pattern is a repetition of specific
    visual elements.

    • Repeat Shapes
    • Repeating Objects
    • Repeating Directions
    • Repeating Changes
    • Repeating Colours
    6. Rhythm

    • Rhythm is a principle of design that suggests movement or


    action. It creates a visual tempo in artworks and provides a path
    for the viewer's eye to follow.
    7. Unity
    Unity (harmony) is an important
    principle of design that gives the
    artwork a sense of coherence.
    It creates a sense of harmony and
    wholeness by using similar elements
    and placing them in a way that
    creates a feeling of “oneness.”

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