1. Class Rules Ready for lesson (including bring all the necessary materials) No talking during lesson No late submission

2. Things to have – 2B pencil and eraser (no mechanical pencils) 1x A5 & 1x KC sketch book 12 pieces colour pencils (min)

4. elements of art Basic foundation for a work of art. 1.Lines 2.Shapes 3.Form 4.Colour 5.Value 6.Texture 7.Space

5. Video on elements of art

6. Lines the path of a moving point. a mark left by a tool - brush, pencil, stick, pen, etc. defines the edges of shapes and forms creates movement thick, thin, dark light, wavy straight, curved, etc. elements of art

7. Lines elements of art

12. Activity produce line contour of your hand without lifting the pencil (10mins) elements of art

13. Activity produce line contour of your hand without lifting the pencil (10mins) elements of art *TIPS - Experiment with different type of lines, thickness of lines, curvature of lines, length of lines.

14. Activity produce line contour of anything around you without lifting the pencil (10mins) elements of art

15. Reflection What we learnt today? elements of art

16. Homework 1 sketch on anything using different types of lines (A5 sketch book) – Submit next lesson elements of art

17. Next lesson – Shapes, form and values. Things to bring – Drawing block 2B & Colour pencils A5 sketch book

18. elements of art The end

19. Shapes area enclosed by line. 2 dimensional and can be geometric or organic. elements of art

20. Form 3-Dimensional. occupy space or give the illusion that they occupy the space. elements of art

21. Value lightness or darkness. often referred to shading. can create depth and define form of a subject. Solid Shading-Use pressure to show value Stippling-Dots, the more dots there are the darker the value Cross hatching-Lines, the more lines you use the darker the value elements of art

23. Colour Value elements of art

24. Colour Value elements of art

27. Activity Create 8 boxes and shade them using the - solid shading method - stippling dots - cross-hatching elements of art DarkLight 3cm

28. Colour most expressive element of art is seen by the way light reflects off a surface. primary, secondary & tertiary colour. elements of art

29. Primary Colour Secondary Colour

31. Warm & Cool Colours Cool-blues, violets and greens-gives us a feeling of sad feelings or physical cold Warm-reds, yellows and oranges-gives us a feeling of physical warmth or warm happy feelings warm cool elements of art warm cool

32. Complementary- Colours Two colors that are directly across from each other (the same distance apart) on the color wheel. This creates a bold color contrast elements of art

33. Texture how something actually feels (real texture) or looks like it feels (implied texture). imitate the appearance of roughness, smoothness or many others. elements of art

39. Space illusion of objects having depth on the 2-dimensional surface. Linear and aerial perspective are used. elements of art

40. The area around (negative space) or within (positive space) an object Negative & Positive Space elements of art

41. Perspective elements of art

42. What does the 2 pictures have in common? How were the effects created? Variation - a different form of something

43. What makes one of the object seems to be closer to you? Overlapping - to cover and extend beyond (something else)

44. Horizontal line Perspective elements of art

45. Vanishing point Perspective elements of art

46. Perspective Vanishing point Horizontal line elements of art

52. Activity elements of art

53. Homework Choose a sketch of your logo design and redraw it on a 20x20cm box – line work only. To be submitted on FRIDAY, 11 th Apr 2008. elements of art

54. Things to bring Drawing blocks colour pencils or poster colour all sketches (logo and mindmaps) 20x20cm logo elements of art

55. the end elements of art