1. What is Art? Are the objects on your desk art? Discuss why or why not?
Take five minutes to discuss with table why or why not.
Record your answers on paper and be prepared to share.

2. Where do we see art?
                                         

3. Design is all
around us.

4. Why do people create art?
Seek personal enjoyment and satisfaction.
Express personal thoughts and feelings.
Communicate with others.
Create a more favorable environment.
Make others see things more clearly
Provide us with new visual experiences.
Record a time, place, person, or object.
Commemorate important people or events.
Reinforce cultural ties and traditions.
Seek to affect social change
Tell stories.
Adorn themselves
Worship.
Create an illusion.
Predict the future or remember the past.
Earn livelihood.
Do something no one else can (or has yet done).
Amuse themselves (or make us laugh).
Make the ordinary extraordinary, the familiar strange.
Increase our global understanding

5. Art One Essential Question:
How do we communicate
through art?

6. The Elements and Principles
Of Design
A review for Art One and Art Two

7. The elements of art are like the letters
of the alphabet. They are the building
blocks of the language of art. Once you
know how to use them you can create
works that will communicate something
to the viewer.

8. elements can be thought in terms of language or music.
The way you arrange the
elements can be thought in
terms of language or music.
The way you arrange
words to create sentences
or notes to create songs is
important.

9. The Principles of Design are learned to help artists
arrange art elements in their
Artwork to create the best
work possible.

10. What element of art
do you see here?
                                                          
                                    

11. As early as 30,000 BC man has created art using
line to depict objects or things.

12. Frank Stella -------What element of art is evident in this painting?

13. Shape – element of ARt

14. FORM- three dimensional

15. Forms can be viewed from
several angles.

16. Value refers
to light and
Dark
VALUE- the element of art which
allows us to show form on two
dimensions

17. Value can be seen in color
and help us read shapes in paintings.

18. COLOR

20. Opposites on the color
wheel can create contrast.

21. TEXTURE

22. Implied texture
Versus Real Texture
               

23. Space- use of perspective
to show depth

24. The principles of design are used to
help artists arrange the elements of
art into a composition that works.

25. Contrast- What is Contrast?

26. Complementary colors
Create contrast

27. Pattern
Pattern uses the art elements in planned or random repetitions.

28. Rhythm is the repetition
of visual movement. Variety
keeps it exciting.

29. Movement- directs viewer
through the work to focal area.

30. Movement can be directed along lines.

31. How does Renoir move your eye
through this painting?

32. Unity – when an artwork feels
complete and the artist uses the
elements in a cohesive way.

33. Balance- refers to the visual weight of the elements
Balance can be symmetrical,
Asymmetrical, or radial
Is this symmetrical
or asymmetrical?

34. Asymmetrical Balance

35. Radial Balance

36. Refers to focal point or area of interest.
Emphasis
Refers to focal point or area of interest.