The Elements of Art: Shape and Form

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The Elements of Art: Shape and Form AVI1O

Definition Shape is a closed 2-dimensional object shown by a line or edge 2-dimensional (2D) = has height and width

Types of Shapes Geometric Shapes: Are 2-dimensional shapes that can be created or analyzed using mathematical equations

Types of Shapes Organic Shapes: A 2-dimensional shape that is related to or derived from living matter

Form Forms may be REAL or IMPLIED. A 3-dimensional object on a picture plane. 3-dimensional (3D) = has height, width and depth Forms may be REAL or IMPLIED.

Kinds of Forms Cone Sphere Cylinder Pyramid Cube Triangular prism Rectangular prism Etc.

Ways to turn a shape into a form Detailed contour line drawing Adding value through shading Perspective