1. SPACE SALVADOR DALI

2. Space Salvador dali FOREGROUND: the part of a view that is nearest to the observer, especially in a picture or photograph.FOREGROUND: the part of a view that is nearest to the observer, especially in a picture or photograph. MIDDLE GROUND (MID-GROUND): the middle distance of a painting or photograph.MIDDLE GROUND (MID-GROUND): the middle distance of a painting or photograph. BACKGROUND: the area or scenery behind the main object of contemplation, especially when perceived as a framework for it.BACKGROUND: the area or scenery behind the main object of contemplation, especially when perceived as a framework for it. SPACE: Shapes and forms exist in space. Space can be implied by the use of artistic devices: Scale, Overlap, Modeling (shading), Atmospheric Perspective, or Linear Perspective. Space can also be Positive or Negative. POSITIVE SPACE: The shapes or forms in a composition. NEGATIVE SPACE: The emptiness or areas between, around, above or below the objects in the composition. SPACE: Shapes and forms exist in space. Space can be implied by the use of artistic devices: Scale, Overlap, Modeling (shading), Atmospheric Perspective, or Linear Perspective. Space can also be Positive or Negative. POSITIVE SPACE: The shapes or forms in a composition. NEGATIVE SPACE: The emptiness or areas between, around, above or below the objects in the composition.

3. Space: salvador dali

8. Space collage 1. 1.Look at the backgrounds provided for you on your table. Choose the one (1) you would like to work with and return the extras to instructor. 2. 2.Using the magazines provided, begin looking for the following 16 images: Five small images less than an inch, Five medium images 2” – 3” Four large images 4” – 5” One extra large image 6” – 8” These images do not have to have a central theme but can if they would like to.

9. Space collage 3. 3.Cut around the contours of the image, disregarding the negative space 4. 4.Arrange the 16 images on your background so that you establish a foreground, middle ground and background. Remember the techniques commonly used: size, overlap, atmospheric perspective, linear perspective, shading. 5. 5.Once you are confident in the placement of your images, glue them into place.

10. SPACE COLLAGE Craftsmanship of each cut-out 25% Placement of the objects to show depth 30% Imagination of the composition 45% TOTAL 100% GRADING RUBRIC

11. Space collage examples