1. Line Shape Value Form Color Texture Space
The Elements of Art
Line
Shape
Value
Form
Color
Texture
Space

2. Vocabulary LINE-A point moving in space.
SHAPE-An enclosed area. A two-dimensional space that has height and width.
VALUE-The lightness or darkness of a shade or hue.
FORM- A three-dimensional area that has height, width and depth.
TEXTURE-The visual or physical sensation of a surface. How something feels or looks like if might feel.
COLOR-the property possessed by an object of producing different sensations on the eye as a result of the way the object reflects or emits light.
SPACE-An area that surrounds an object or a physical space that has a foreground, middle ground, and background. On a two-dimensional surface, space is created using a horizon line and vanishing point.

3. LINE CONTOUR LINE- The outside edges of an object.
Draw an image of a contour line drawing.
Curve
Vertical
Zig-zag
Horizontal
Diagonal

4. SHAPE FREE-FORM SHAPE- An irregular or uneven shape.
Draw and label 2 free-form shapes
Draw and label 5 geometric shapes
Circle
Square
Hexagon
Triangle
Parallelgram

5. VALUE
Create a value scale from 0-6, 0 is white and 6 is the darkest shade. Everything in between are known as middle tones.
Highlights
(lightest part, value 0)
Core Shadow
(Darkest part of a shadow, Value 6)
Middle tones
(values that range between the highlight and core shadow)
Cast Shadow
(A shadow created by a light source hitting an object)

6. FORM-A three-dimensional area that has height, width and depth.
Change the three shapes below into forms. Add the third dimension and value.
height
depth
width
Change this free-form shape into a form by adding value.

7. COLOR Primary Colors: Red, Yellow, Blue
Secondary Colors: Green, Orange, Violet
Intermediate Colors: Yellow-orange, red-orange, red-violet, blue-violet, blue-green, yellow-green
Complementary: Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel.
Split-Complementary: Colors that are either side of the complementary colors. Example-red, yellow-green, blue-green.
Analogous: 3-5 colors that sit side by side each other on the color wheel.
Monochromatic: one color plus tints and shades.
Neutral Colors: black, white, brown, gray
Tint: A color plus white.
Shade: A color plus black

8. FUR TREE BARK TIRE TREAD
TEXTURE
Tactile-The physical sensation of texture.
Visual Texture-How texture is perceived.
Simulated Texture-Texture that mimics real texture.
Invented Texture-The creation of texture using a variety of objects and mediums.
Draw 3 examples of texture and label each one.
FUR TREE BARK TIRE TREAD

9. SPACE Vanishing Point background Vanishing Point Horizon Line
Middle ground
Foreground

11. Background
Vanishing Point
Horizon Line
Middle ground
Forground