1.  An artists’ plan for drawings, painting, photographs, sculptures, and other artworks is to help communicate their ideas and feelings.  When you begin your artwork, you not only decide the subject or idea you want to communicate but plan what elements and principles of design you will use to create your artwork.

2.  The basic parts and symbols of an artwork.  They are like words to a writer.

4. Balanced positive and negative space + = -

5. - > + not balanced

6. + > - not balanced

7. Roy Lichtenstein M.C. ESCHER (Dutch, 1898- 1972), Rippled Surface, 1950, print linoleum cut, 10 1/4 x 12 5/8 inches.

8. MC Escher

9. Artist: Romare Bearden: Serigraph Edition: LXXV Paper Size: 18.25 x 24 inches Title: Odysseus Leaves Year: 1979.

13. Long Fur Short Fur

15. A tint is a color plus white. A shade is a color plus black.

16. Hue = the name of the color Three main properties of color Intensity or purity = bright or dull Value = the lightness or darkness

18.  Guidelines that artists use to organize the elements of art in a composition.  They are like sentences and paragraphs to a writer.

19. What element of art creates this emphasis?

21.  There are three types of balance:  Symmetrical  Asymmetrical  Radial

25. What element of design creates this pattern?

27. Which element of art is used to create variety?

29. Which direction are these critters going? How do you know?

30. What is happening in this painting? Think of the ocean waves coming on shore? Do you hear rhythm?

31. What unifies the piece of art?