1. The Seven Elements of Art Presented in PowerPoint by: students’ names

2. An element is a basic part of something in its simplest form
An element is a basic part of something in its simplest form There are 7 elements in art.

3. Line,. shape,. form,. texture,. value,. color,. and space
Line, shape, form, texture, value, color, and space are the basic elements we find in all artwork.

4. LINE
A path left by a moving point.

5. Line Types and Variations
(Read pg75-76)
1. Explain and draw an example of Line Value.
Explain and draw an example of crosshatching.
The Expressive Qualities of a Line (Read page 77-78)
Explain the Expressive qualities of vertical, horizontal, diagonal, curved and zigzag lines.
Do the activity called, “Using Imagination to Draw Lines Expressively” on your sketch pad

6. The Expressive Qualities of a Line
Contour Drawing is outline drawing. Please do the following exercise: Draw all the contours of your neighbor without lifting your pencil. You cannot look at your paper at all! Try to draw every contour you see

7. SHAPE
Shape
An area outlined by a line. Shapes are two-dimensional and can be geometric or free form.

8. FORM
Form
Form describes volume and mass (how much the object fills out); it is three-dimensional.

9. TEXTURE
The surface qualities, both real and imagined, in artwork. How the art would feel on your hands is called texure

10. Two Types of Texture
Tactile Texture – Texture that you can actually feel with you hands
Visual Texture – Texture that you only imagine when looking at a piece of art such as a photograph or painting

11. Refers to the dark or light in a work of art.
VALUE
Refers to the dark or light in a work of art.

12. Create your own value Sphere
Activity: Create your own value chart.

14. COLOR
Depends on light, because it is made of light.

15. Color has three properties.
Hue names the color.
Value refers to the lightness
or darkness of color.
Intensity refers to the purity
of the hue.

16. SPACE
When three-dimensions are created
on a two-dimensional surface.