Cpar Wk1 Lesson 1 Student

ARTS AND ITS
VISUAL ELEMENTS
MA. FE C. SALADAR
PALIPARAN III SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
DASMARINAS CITY, CAVITE
1. Group the class into 6 groups
2. Each group must appoint for a
leader and secretary.
3. Everyone must record their own
score and activity.
4. Every output must be compiled
by the group and submit after
the class.
ACTIVITY:
Everyone must be given a
chance to draw a line in their
respective location by group.
ANALYSIS:
1. Describe the result of your
output
2. What is your feeling when you
draw a line.
3. What is your aim when drawing a
line.
4. How can you describe your first
move in drawing a line.
ABSTRACTION:
The Art refers to the
theory/procedure and
Physical expression
of creativity found in
Human Societies And
cultures.
Major constituents(components) of the Art
includes: (LPVA)
1. Literature –
including poetry, novels,
short stories, and epic poetry;
2. Performing Arts –
among them music, dance, and
theatre;
Major constituents of the arts
3. Visual arts – including drawing,

painting, photography, ceramics,
Sculpting.
4. Architecture – the art of
designing and constructing of
buildings.
Visual
1. relating to, or used in vision
visual organs
2. attained or maintained by sight
visual impressions
3. visible visual objects
4. producing mental images :vivid
5. done or executed by sight
only visual navigation
6. relating to, or employing visual aids
ELEMENTS OF ARTS
Line – refers to a prolongation of a
point, or a mark on a surface.
Solid Line can be used in order to
define form while broken line are
typically used to suggest hidden
forms.
Line are also used to suggest
dimensions and to guide movement.
Shape and Mass
refers to an area with boundaries
identified or drawn using line.
Shape may be based on natural or
living forms. This shape is called an
organic shape, and can be irregular
or rounded.
Shape on other hand is called a
geometric shape(triangles, squares,
circles and lines to organize space). In
contrast to shape which is two-

dimensional.
Mass(opposite of space)refers to solid
portions of a three-
dimensional object.
Color refers to visual perception that
allows a person to differentiate
objects due to the way various
wavelengths of light are reflected.
Color is a very important element of

art because it can communicate
information and emotion to the
viewer.
Three properties of Color
* Hue – refers to the basic or pure
color, and is represented in the color
wheel. (Rainbow shows melting of one
hue to another.)
* Value – refers to the lightness and
darkness of color. A light color or tint
is a result of adding white to a hue,
while a dark color or shape results
from adding black to a hue.
Saturation – refers to brightness and
dullness of color. It is also referred to
as purity of the color.
A bright color can be produced by
adding more pigment to the same
hue, while a dull color can be
produced by adding gray or the color’s
complement to the pigment.
Color Wheel – which is an arrangement
of Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary
colors.
-An important tool to identify which
colors can work well if used in a certain
artwork.
Color Schemes
Monochromatic –
this color involves
using the same
hue/color with
different gradients
of value.
Analogous –
entails the use
of three or four
adjacent colors
in the color
wheel.
Complementary
– involves the use
of a color and its
complement –
meaning the
color located
opposite of the
first color
Split-complementary
is a close relative to
the complementary
color scheme, but
instead of using the
color’s complement,
this scheme uses the
two colors adjacent
to the complement.
Triadic – uses
three colors
that are of
equal distance
with each other
Tetradic- also
known as double
complementary
color scheme, this
uses two pairs of
complementary
colors.
Value – refers to lightness or
darkness of an area. This
element is evident in creating
shadows for a two-dimensional
object to give an illusion of
depth.
Texture – refers to the feel or
appearance of a surface. A
person may describe texture if
the surface is either smooth or
rough. Also describe as actual
or implied.
Space – refers to the area that is
occupied by an object or a subject, as
well as the area surrounding that
object or subject. An illusion of space
can still be created in a two-
dimensional surface using perspective.
Time and Motion – movement in the
visual arts can either be an illusion or
an actual motion. An illusion of
movement is more common in two-
dimensional artwork.
Atmospheric perspective
Linear
perspective
Kinetic
sculpture-
Motion of bodies and forces
and energy associated
therewith
Painting with
implied motion
APPLICATION:
Using different elements

of arts, make a simple
image of your
surrounding.
ASSESSMENT:
QUESTION :
1. Refers to the theory
and physical expression
of creativity found in human s
ocieties and cultures.
QUESTION :
2. Also used to suggest

dimensions and to guide
movement.
QUESTION :
3. May be based o natural or living

forms. This shape is called an
organic shape, and can be irregular
or rounded.
QUESTION :
4. Uses three colors that are

of equal distance with each
other
QUESTION :
5. Movement in the visual arts can
either be an illusion or an actual
motion. An illusion of movement is
more common in two-dimensional
artwork.
AGREEMENT / ASSIGNMENT:
Draw your dream house using lines

and shape.

Cpar Wk1 Lesson 1 Student

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

Cpar Wk1 Lesson 1 Student

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Description:

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Cpar Wk1 Lesson 1 Student

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

ARTS AND ITS

3. Visual arts – including drawing,

contrast to shape which is two-

Color is a very important element of

Using different elements

2. Also used to suggest

3. May be based o natural or living

4. Uses three colors that are

Draw your dream house using lines

You might also like