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Elements & Principles of Design
Notes that will save you from failing the class at the end of
the semester…
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Vocabulary you need to know…
2-D Design – Artwork that is on a flat surface such as drawing and painting…Has Height and width.
3-D Design – Artwork that has height, width, and depth such as sculptures.
The difference between 2D & 3D design is that 3D objects have depth and take up space.
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More vocabulary…Abstract – Not realistic; often based on something real
Aerial/atmospheric perspective – the effect of distance shown through changes of color or haziness
CollageCollageCollageCollage – groupings of different textures, objects, and materials glued down
CompositionCompositionCompositionComposition – the manner in which the forms, lines, and colors of an artwork are arranged
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Abstract Painting by Kandinsky (also non-objective)
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Atmospheric Perspective by Bierstadt
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Collage by Rauschenberg
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Contour – an outline drawing of a form or objectCrosshatch – to create differences in value through a crossed series of linesDesign – the organization of the elements of design in an eye pleasing wayDrawings – usually work that is done in pen, pencil, charcoal, etc. on paperForeshortening – the technique of distortion in perspective in order for the object to appear three dimensional
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Contour drawing of hands
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Foreshortening by Mantegna
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Linear perspective – a technical system that allows depth to be shown on a 2-D surfaceMedia – what you use to create with i.e. pencils, paint, pastels, etc.Mixed media – work that is done with a varieties of medias i.e. paint, drawings, collage, etc.Modeling – varying the values to suggest a 3-d quality to a subjectNonobjective – an abstract artwork not based on anything in reality
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Non-Objective
By Rothko
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Paint – pigment held together with binder i.e. oil paint is pigment with an oil based binder.
Still life – a composition featuring inanimate objects such as flowers or food
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Still Life by Cezanne
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Elements of design – the pieces to the puzzle
is the path of a moving dot. Here are examples of different types of lines…
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Line does not always have to be seen to be there. This is known as an IMPLIED line.
Franz Marc -- The Yellow Cow
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– the differences of a color ranging from the lightest to the darkest. Here is an example of what value looks like…
Value can make or break an drawing or painting. The more value a drawing or painting has, the better the artwork will look.
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Value turns things from FLAT to WEIGHTED.
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Shapes are 2-D or flat. The area is enclosed by an outline. Shapes can be geometric, biomorphic, abstract…
Forms are 3-D. Forms have height, width, and depth. Forms can also be geometric, biomorphic, abstract…
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Some shapes aren’t shapes at all. Those are known as amorphous shapes.
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Real textures are those that can be felt.
Implied textures are those that can be drawn or painted to look like a real texture.
This is an example of texture using scratchboard.
Can be real or implied.
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Shallow space has very little perspective with nothing overlapping.
Actual space has overlapping shapes, differences in object size, and differences in colors and values.
Positive Space: What you draw/what is actually there.
Negative Space: What is left empty/ air
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The primary colors are Red, Yellow, and Blue.
The secondary colors are orange, green, and violet (purple) .
Hue is another word for color.
The color wheel is a circle in which colors are organized. It was invented by Sir Isaac Newton.
Shade – adding black to a color such as navy blue.
Tint – adding white to a color such as pink.
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Elements of designLine
Value
Shape & form
Texture
Space
Color
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Principles of Design – The ideas to put the elements together with
Is given to the center of interest. It can be dark, light, big, small, colorful, or dull. It’s the first thing people can look at. It can be anything to anyone. Basically, the focal point.
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More on Emphasis…The center of interest can be anywhere within the composition. A general rule is the “Rule of Thirds”. Imagine the paper with a HUGE tic-tac-toe board over It. You can put the main object anywhere, in any box or line but NOT in the middle square. PuttingThe main object in the middle makes the picture “boring”.
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Symmetrical/formal balance –the same on both sides.Very little differences.Asymmetrical/informal balance – achieved throughunequal distribution but visually looks even.
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There are 2 types…
Pattern – created by repeating the same element to create an overall design.
Rhythm – repeating similar elements throughout the composition for smooth visual transitions.
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Is the harmony of all the elements
Proportion –relationship of all parts to each otherand to the whole.
Variety –differences in the elements that give interestto the composition.
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The principles of design
Emphasis (focal point/center of interest)
Balance (symmetric & asymmetric)
Repetition (by pattern or rhythm)
Unity (using proportion and variety)
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