And the Principles of Design

 The basic components used by the artist when producing works of art. They are among the literal qualities found in any artwork.  Line- Form  Shape- Value  Texture  Space  Color

 What the eye sees when light is reflected off an object

 Hue – the name of a color, such as red, blue, or yellow - equally spaced on the color wheel

 Value – the lightness or darkness of a hue. - can be changed by adding white or black

PURE HUES – HIGH INTESITY (RED, GREEN, YELLOW) DULL HUES = LOW INTENSITY (BROWN)

5 types of lines - Horizontal – lines which run parallel to the ground - Vertical – lines that run up and down - Diagonal – slanted lines - Zigzag – lines made from combined diagonal lines - Curved – lines that express movement in a graceful, flowing way.

GEOMETRICORGANIC

GEOMETRICORGANIC

 An element of art that is 3-dimensional and encloses volume

POSITIVE SPACENEGATIVE SPACE  The shapes or forms  The empty space between the shapes

 Certain qualities inherent in the choice and arrangement of elements of art in the production of a work of art.  Unity/Variety  Balance  Proportion/Scale  Emphasis/contrast  Rhythm/movement

FORMAL - SYMMETRICAL INFORMAL - ASYMMETRICAL

 Radial – elements or objects in an art work are positioned around a center point

 Variety – the principle of art concerned with combining one or more elements to create interest by adding slight changes.

 Harmony – the principle of art concerned with blending elements to create a more calm, restful appearance.

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