1. Shape and Form

2. Shape is made by connecting lines,
The flat outline of an object.
*Shape is 2-Dimensional.

3. *Form is three-dimensional
Form occurs when something takes up space.
Something that is three-dimensional,
enclosing space .
Like a basketball.
*Form is three-dimensional

4. Shape vs. Form

5. There are 3 types of shapes:
RECTANGULAR FORMS: most commonly used in our homes.
These include squares, rectangles, and cubes.
Most rooms follow this form because:
The danger is that we use them to much and it can become boring.
It is not visually interesting if everything is 90 degree angles.
You must use a variety of shapes and forms in design to add interest in the space.
Examples: Refrigerators, beds, pillows, dishwashers, rugs, windows and doors.

6. ANGULAR FORMS: Include triangles and
pyramids.
They are used in modern homes
with vaulted ceilings, and in stair cases.
-This is the strongest shape.
-They suggest motion, attract and hold attention.
Examples: Most sloping roofs, angled walls, window
treatments, lamp shades, Christmas trees, and
accessories.

7. Circles and spheres have unique qualities.
CURVED FORMS:
Bring to mind things found in nature.
There are curved forms in nature all the time such as trees, flowers, rocks, hills and clouds.
Circles and spheres have unique qualities.
a. A sense of femininity.
b. Remind us of motion.
c. Provide great variety.
Examples: Plates bowls, lamp shades, pillows, tables, chairs, stools, etc.

8. Using the White boards
Pick one type of Shape/Form that you see in each room.
Draw or write the
shape/form that
you see in each
of the rooms.
Rectangular

15. Assignment:
You picked up a sheet with many shapes on it
First study the shapes and imagine what you can
Create with these shapes. Then begin coloring.
Using markers or colored pencils.
You will create a picture using most of the shapes.
The picture will fit into your note book on the
Left side of your Shape and Form note sheet.