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TheELEMENTS of ARTare the building

blocks that artists use to create art.

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LINE

Line can be 2-D (pencil on paper) or 3-D (wire).Line can be actual (pencil on paper) or

implied (two shapes touching one another).

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2-DLINE

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3-DLINE

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Actual Line

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ImpliedLine

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SHAPE

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A shape is an enclosed area. When a line crosses over itself, or with other lines, a shape is made.

Shapes are always 2-D.

Shapes can be either Geometric- circles, rectangles, squares, triangles, ovals… Organic- having natural, less well-defined edges, such as clouds, amoebas, fried eggs, or puddles

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Organic

Shape

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Geometric Shape

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Organic

andGeometric

shapes

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How many

organic shapes?

*How many geometric shapes?

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FORM

Form is the 3-D version of Shape.

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Form

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Form in the galleryForm in the studio

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GIANT form

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TEXTURE Texture is the surface quality of an object.

There are two types of texture:

Actual Texture is how an object truly feels (rough, smooth, bumpy, furry)

Visual Texture is when an artwork is made to appear to have texture.

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Actual Texture

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ActualTexture

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Visual Texture

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Actual or Visual Texture?

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SPACESpace is the area defined by a shape or form. There are two kinds of space:Positive space is the area occupied by a form.Negative space is the emptiness around an object.

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3-D Space

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POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE SPACE

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One-Point Perspective

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Two-Point Perspective

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Three Point Perspective

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Atmospheric Perspective

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Foreground

Background

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COLORHue is the name of the

color. Purple is a hue.

Value is how light or dark a color is.

(Red vs. Pink)

Intensity is the brightness or saturation of a color.

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is the name

of the color.

HUE

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YELLOWis a primary color

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PURPLEis a secondary color

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Blue-Green (turquoise)is a Tertiary color

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BLACKis a neutral color

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INTENSITYis the brightness or saturation of a color.

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High Intensity

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Low Intensity

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VALUEValue is how light or dark a color is

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Valuesof

Blue

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