2. ELEMENTS & PRINCIPLES of DESIGN

3. Activity Rename it Elements(your initials) Save it on the desktop Using photos you have taken make this slide show your own –Only one example of each is required Delete surplus slides and details Finished save on desktop and on Mrs Dirks` flash drive

4. ELEMENTS Line Shape Texture Colour Value / Tone Space

5. 1. LINE Line begins with a dot and creates a track or path as it moves. Picasso photographed by Gjon Mili (1949)

6. 2. Shape Shape is when a line begins and ends at the same point. Shoe, Monte Carlo. Helmut Newton 1983.

7. 3. Texture Texture refers to the feel or look of a surface. Each object or shape has a surface which can be enhanced by light and shade. The Pepper, Edward Westen (1930)

8. 4. Colour Colour refers to the hues, values, and tones / intensity of visible light. It is the most expressive element along with being the most complex.

9. Colour Disney Dream Portrait Series: Michael Phelps & Julianne Moore. Annie Leibovitz, 2008.

10. 5. Value / Tone Value represents blacks, whites and shades of grey. Ansel Adams.

11. Tone Tone considers different shade, or tints of a colour. Benoit Paille

12. 6. Space Space refers to the distance between two points. It can also be considered as Positive or Negative. Under the Eiffel Tower. Andre-Kertesz, 1929.