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Art App Lesson 4

This document outlines the key elements and principles of art, including color (hue, value, saturation), lines, shape, form, space, and texture. It discusses color theory such as the color wheel, cool/warm colors, and neutrals. It also covers the different types of lines, shapes (organic, geometric, abstract), positive and negative space, and 3D art. The document provides definitions and examples for each visual design concept.

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Art App Lesson 4

This document outlines the key elements and principles of art, including color (hue, value, saturation), lines, shape, form, space, and texture. It discusses color theory such as the color wheel, cool/warm colors, and neutrals. It also covers the different types of lines, shapes (organic, geometric, abstract), positive and negative space, and 3D art. The document provides definitions and examples for each visual design concept.

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ELEMENTS

AND
PRINCIPLE
S OF ART
- ARE THE FUNDAMENTAL
ASPECTS OF ANY VISUAL
DESIGN WHICH ALSO
INCLUDES:
COLOR
• THE ASPECT OF THINGS
THAT IS CAUSED BY
DIFFERING QUALITIES
OF LIGHT BEING
REFLECTED OR
EMITTED BY THEM. TO
SEE COLOR, YOU MUST
HAVE LIGHT.
HUE
• REPRESENTS
THE NAME WE
ASSIGN THAT
COLOR, SUCH
AS RED,
ORANGE, AND
YELLOW.
VALUE
• IS THE DARKNESS OR
LIGHTNESS OF A HUE.
• MIXED WITH WHITE,
RESULTS TO LIGHTER
VALUE CALLED TINTS.
• MIXED WITH BLACK,
RESULTS TO DARKER
VALUE CALLED SHADES.
SATURATIO
N
• REFERS TO THE
PURITY OF COLOR
• HIGH SATURATION
APPEAR
BRIGHTER
• LOW SATURATION
COLOR APPEAR
DARKER
THE COLOR
WHEEL
• A DIAGRAM THAT
ILLUSTRATES THE
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
DIFFERENT
COLORS.
• THE COMBINATION
OF ONE PRIMARY
COLOR WITH ONE
SECONDARY COLOR
COOL COLORS
&WARM COLORS

COOL COLORS - COLORS


THAT GIVES THE FEELING OF
COOLNESS. BLUE, GREEN,
AND PURPLE ARE COOL
COLORS.

WARM COLORS - COLORS


THAT ADDS A SENSE OF
CALM AND SECURITY TO A
SPACE. RED, ORANGE, AND
THE NEUTRAL COLORS
- COLORS THAT REPRESENTS CALM,
BOREDOM, PEACE. BLACK, GREY, AND
WHITE ARE NEUTRAL COLORS.
LINES
- REFERS TO THE WAY
THAT TWO POINTS IN
SPACE ARE
CONNECTED. CAN
EITHER BE:
• HORIZONTAL LINES
• DIAGONAL LINES
• VERTICAL LINES
THE TYPES
OF LINES
SPACE IN
ART
• IS AN ELEMENT OF ART
THAT CAN DRAW YOUR
AUDIENCE’S ATTENTION TO
YOUR INTENDED FOCAL
POINTS.
• A KEY ELEMENT OF ART
THAT REFERS TO THE
DISTANCE AROUND AND
BETWEEN THE SUBJECTS
AND ASPECTS OF A
COMPOSITION.
POSITIVE AND
NEGATIVE
SPACE
• POSITIVE SPACE – REFERS
TO THE SPACE AROUND THE
SUBJECT(S) IN THE
PICTURE.
• NEGATIVE SPACE – REFERS
TO THE EMPTY SPACES
SURROUNDING OR IN
BETWEEN THE SUBJECT(S)
IN A WORK OF ART
THREE-
DIMENSIONAL
ART
• OBJECTS WITH THREE
DIMENSIONS—WITH
HEIGHT, WIDTH, AND
DEPTH—OCCUPY
PHYSICAL SPACE AND
CAN BE PERCEIVED
FROM ALL DIRECTIONS
AND ANGLES.
SHAPES
• IN ITS MOST BASIC
FORM, A SHAPE IS A
TWO-DIMENSIONAL
AREA THAT IS
SURROUNDED BY AN
OUTLINE. THERE ARE
3 TYPES OF SHAPES.
ORGANIC
SHAPES
• ARE FREE FORM
SHAPES, THEY ARE
IRREGULAR AND
UNEVEN SHAPES.
GEOMETRIC
SHAPES
• CHARACTERIZED BY A
RELIANCE ON
MATHEMATICAL SHAPES
SUCH AS TRIANGLES,
SQUARES, CIRCLES, AND
LINES TO ORGANIZE SPACE.
ABSTRACT
SHAPES
• USES THE MOST
BASIC AND
RECOGNIZABLE
ASPECTS OF A
REAL-LIFE SHAPE
CREATING A
SIMPLIFIED
REPRESENTATION
FORM
• PERTAINS TO THE WAY
THAT A SHAPE OR
PHYSICAL CONFIGURATION
OCCUPIES SPACE.
• IS THE SHAPE, STRUCTURE,
AND ARRANGEMENT OF
COMPONENTS LIKE
LENGTH, WIDTH, AND
DEPTH OF A SHAPE.
TEXTURE
• ONE OF THE ELEMENTS
OF DESIGN THAT IS USED
TO REPRESENT HOW AN
OBJECT APPEARS OR
FEELS. CAN EITHER BE:

 ROUGH

 SMOOTH

 JAGGED

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