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Elements of Art Line Shape Form Space Texture Color/Value

Principles of Design Mrs. Fish, Art 2

Emphasis AKA Focal Point The most important part of an artwork.

Create emphasis by … Using contrast

Change the texture/shape Carefully placing elements

Changing the size

“ The Letter ”, Mary Cassatt, 1891

“ Water Lilies ”, Claude Monet, 1906

“ Okazaki ”, Ando Hiroshige

Pattern Repeating the same element many times.

“ The Letter ”, Mary Cassatt, 1891

“ Golden Effigy of King Tutenkhaman ”

“ Water Lilies ”, Claude Monet, 1906

Rhythm Repeating similar, but not identical elements.

“ Water Lilies ”, Claude Monet, 1906

“ Okazaki ”, Ando Hiroshige

Identify Emphasis, Pattern, and Rhythm. “ Composition VIII ”, Wasilly Kandinsky

Movement The path a viewer’s eyes travel through an artwork First I see…my eyes follow…to…, finally I follow…to…. Direct a viewer’s eyes with Edges and lines Color Careful arrangement of elements

Vincent Van Gogh, Starry Night

Francisco de Goya, The Third of May

Eugene Delacroix, Lion Hunt