1. Elements and Principles How Art is Made !

2. Definition: (noun) - A line is a basic element of art, referring to a continuous mark, made on a surface, by a moving point. Line Definition: (noun) - A line is a basic element of art, referring to a continuous mark, made on a surface, by a moving point.

3. Many Types of Line _________________straight lines/ horizontal ---------------------------- doted lines ))curved lines // diagonal lines Thick lines and thin Vertical lines Wavy lines Zigzag lines

4. Line Vocabulary Contour lines- outline of shape Hatched lines- lines in one direction Cross-hatched- lines in more than one direction Line quality- thick thin or weight of a line Line variation- length and width of a line Line texture- show line in forms of how something might feel. Shinny or rough Line direction- horizontal, vertical, or diagonal

5. Lines are used in Art It can define a space, create an outline or pattern, imply movement or texture and allude to mass or volume. Absolutely essential in creating art.

6. Examples of Line Used In Art Photography Architecture

7. Line Examples

8. Artist who use Line Bridget RileyVan GoghGeorgia O’Keefe

9. Directions At the top of the page write the word line using variations of line. At the bottom of the page write the definition of line. Draw a Contour line of an apple Divide the inside of the apple into 5 spaces fill the space with Zantangles that represent line. KEEP it NEAT and CLEAN Shade where it shows a darker area with your pencil.

10. Shape Shape is a closed line. Shapes can be geometric, like squares and circles; or organic, like free-form or natural shapes. Shapes are flat and can express length and width. 2-D

11. Types of Shapes Geometric Shapes are more man made like a square, circle, triangle, oval and rectangle. Organic Shapes are nature made like the shape of a puddle. These are more free flowing and organic.

12. Vocabulary Geometric Organic

13. How Shape is used in everyday life Buildings Furniture Logo Designs

14. Examples of Shape

15. Artist who used Shape Pablo PicassoAlexander Calder Wassily Kandinsky

16. Directions Draw the word Shape at the top of the page using only Shapes Write the definition at the bottom of the page Draw a variety of shapes both geometric and organic using your pencil Using more shapes overlap the first shapes filling in all of the page Use colored pencil to color in each individual shape.

17. Value The more light, the higher the the value. White is the highest or lightest value.On the other hand, black is the lowest or darkest value. Colors have value as well. Yellow for example has a relatively high (light) value, while violet has a relatively low value (dark). Going from light to dark gradually using one color

18. Vocabulary Gradation- gradually or slowly changing from one color to another. You want to have darks, medium, lights, and whites to create depth of making a 2-d image look 3-d. Value is very important to drawing and painting because value changes are what creates contrast. Contrast is needed to help us see and understand a two dimensional work of art. For example, if the was no value contrast between the words on this page and the background; you would have difficulty reading what is here. Value contrasts can also create interest in art works. Our eyes tend to be drawn to areas of high contrast, so artists use this to show us what they think is important.

19. Vocabulary Hue – another name for color Tint- color plus white Shade – color plus black Tone- color plus black and white Hatched lines – closer together create darker and further apart creates a lighter value Stipple- dots closer together create a darker value and further apart creates a lighter value

20. Value in the Real World Fashion Hair color Photography

21. Examples of Value

22. Artist that used Value

23. Artist Georgia O'Keeffe George Seurat Leonardo Di Vinci

24. Directions Write the word value at the top of the page using value. Example draw a V and shade it dark then an A and shade it medium….. Write the definition of Value on the bottom of the page Draw a value scale with 10 squares at a diagonal so it fits the page. Shade from light to dark using your pencil.

25. Form Form is a shape that has depth, length, and width and resides in space. It is perceived as three- dimensional.

26. vocabulary Configuration -arrangement of lines 3-D-three dimensional or has sides Perspective image appear 3-d –making a 2-d

27. Form in the Real World Sculpture DishwareToys

28. Form Projects

29. Form used by Artist Picasso Andy Warhol Rene Magritte

30. Directions Write the word form at the top and put the letters in perspective. Write the def. at the bottom Draw a robot using shapes in their 3-d form

31. Texture Texture refers to the tactile qualities of a surface To draw how something would feel if you could touch it. Visual texture is an illusion of texture created by an artist. Can be applied in painting, drawing, clay, and sculpture.

32. Vocabulary Actual texture- texture you can feel bumpy, smooth or hard. Glue on a feather Applied texture- the visual representation is when you draw some thing that looks bumpy, smooth or hard. Draw a feather that appears soft. Natural texture. It's the texture we find and it is not made by humans. For example: stones, sand, rice, etc. Artificial texture. It's the texture from things made by humans. For example: a pencil, a chair, a raincoat, etc.

33. Actual and Natural Textures

34. Applied Example Used in Art Soft Rough sharp edges

35. How is texture used in the real world Fabric Fonts Bumpy

36. Artist Who Use Texture

37. Directions Write the word texture using hatched lines, cross- hatched, value, diagonal lines and stipple. Write the definition at the bottom. Create a collage that contains both applied and actual textures like the one by Picasso. Find, Cut, Glue, and Draw

38. Color

39. Color Definition Color can be a pigment or generated The Quality of an object with respect to light reflected by the object.

40. 3 Basic Categories 1.Color Wheel 2.Color Harmony 3.Context of how colors are used

41. Color Wheel Primary Colors Secondary Colors Tertiary Colors

42. Color Harmony Arrangement of all color parts Color Schemes- Based on complementary colors Is black a Color?

43. Black and White When there is no light then there is no color! White is the blending of all colors. Light appears as white or colorless. Black and White crayons are color pigments Black Cat on TV or the computer is created by light. Real black or white cat is the result of molecules.

44. How color is used! Used in Advertisements We study color meaning ?

45. Directions Write the word color in bubble letters. Color each letter like the rainbow. (Roy G. Biv.) C=red, O=orange, L=yellow, O= green, and R= blue. Glue down the color wheel and color in the colors with colored pencils. Write the definition at the bottom.

46. Space Refers to the distances around, between or within objects. Length and width and area

47. Two Types Positive Space Negative Space

48. Create an Illusion of Space Perspective- Creating a 3-d illusion on a 2-d surface

49. Used in Art

50. Directions At the top write the word space Draw a line under the word Draw a large Letter for the first letter of your name in block letter. Underneath the letter draw a line At the bottom write the definition for space. Now draw a vertical line from the top of your paper in the center right down the middle of the word space and the letter. Color the positive space on color and then the negative space a different color.

51. Artist

52. Principles Pattern Balance Contract Rhythm and Movement Emphasis Proportion Unity