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    PHIL ARTS:

    Elements and Principles of


    Arts
    PHIL ARTS:
    Elements Arts
    ELEMENTS OF ART: 1. LINE
    • A point moving in space
    • “Dot that takes a walk”
    • Can be: straight, swirly, wavy, jagged, broken,
    thick, thin, diagonal, vertical, horizontal, curved,
    etc.
    ELEMENTS OF ART: 2. SHAPE
    • Two-dimensional, flat or limited to height and
    width
    • Can be: geometric, irregular, circle, square,
    rectangle, diamond, oval, etc.
    ELEMENTS OF ART: 3. FORM
    • Three-dimensional, includes height, width and
    depth
    • Can have a free flowing form
    ELEMENTS OF ART: 4. VALUE
    • Darkness or lightness of tones or colors
    • Lightest value: White Darkest Value: Black
    • Halfway: Middle gray
    • Tint: adding white to make something lighter
    • Shade: adding black to make something darker
    • Hue: true color
    ELEMENTS OF ART: 5. SPACE
    • Emptiness or area around or within the objects
    • Positive space: part of the art work that takes up
    space
    • Negative space: area around the object
    ELEMENTS OF ART: 6. COLOR
    • Reflected or absorbed light
    • Three properties:
    1. Hue- true color
    2. Value- hue’s lightness or darkness
    3. Intensity- quality of brightness and purity
    ELEMENTS OF ART: 7. TEXTURE
    • How something feels or looks as if they might feel
    if touched
    • Two kinds:
    1. Real- how something feels
    2. Implied- artificial texture
    PHIL ARTS:
    Principles of Arts
    PRINCIPLES OF ART: 1. PATTERN
    • Repeated combination of elements without
    variation
    • Recurring and regular arrangement
    PRINCIPLES OF ART: 2. RHYTHM
    • Continuance, flow or movement achieved
    through repetition
    • Three types
    1. Regular- intervals are similar in size
    and length
    PRINCIPLES OF ART: 2. RHYTHM
    PRINCIPLES OF ART: 2. RHYTHM
    • Continuance, flow or movement achieved
    through repetition
    • Three types
    1. Regular- intervals are similar in size
    and length
    2. Flowing- intervals are organic
    PRINCIPLES OF ART: 2. RHYTHM
    PRINCIPLES OF ART: 2. RHYTHM
    • Continuance, flow or movement achieved
    through repetition
    • Three types
    1. Regular- intervals are similar in size
    and length
    2. Flowing- intervals are organic
    3. Progressive- intervals are repeated with
    more variation
    PRINCIPLES OF ART: 2. RHYTHM
    PRINCIPLES OF ART: 3. BALANCE
    • Equality in various visual elements of art
    • Major types:
    1. Symmetrical- identical balance
    PRINCIPLES OF ART: 3. BALANCE
    PRINCIPLES OF ART: 3. BALANCE
    • Equality in various visual elements of art
    • Major types:
    1. Symmetrical- identical balance
    2. Asymmetrical- not identical but placed in
    positions to create “felt” balance
    PRINCIPLES OF ART: 3. BALANCE
    PRINCIPLES OF ART: 4. EMPHASIS/CONTRAST

    • Giving more importance to the other elements of


    an art
    PRINCIPLES OF ART: 5.
    MOVEMENT
    • Action or path that the eyes follow
    PRINCIPLES OF ART: 6. UNITY/HARMONY

    • Creates a sense of wholeness


    • Combining similar elements together
    PRINCIPLES OF ART: 7. VARIETY
    • Diversity needed to create visual interest

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