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Elements of art

Elements of art. Line – long thin mark that an be straight or curved. Implied Line – result of a former color with a structured edge giving definition to the former color that is right beside it. Line. Supermarket by Ben Shahn. The peacock Skirt by Aubrey Beardsley. Line.

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Elements of art

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  1. Elements of art

  2. Line – long thin mark that an be straight or curved. Implied Line – result of a former color with a structured edge giving definition to the former color that is right beside it. Line

  3. Supermarket by Ben Shahn The peacock Skirt by Aubrey Beardsley Line

  4. The Butterfly by Pablo Picasso Arles: View from the Wheat fields by Vincent Van Gogh Line

  5. Shape – a two dimensional area with a recognizable boundary. Form – a three dimensional shape; have depth Geometric – structured Organic – free flowing Box – a square with depth and dimension Shape and Form

  6. Piet Mondrian, Composition No. 2 Wassily Kandinsky, Merry Structure Shape and Form

  7. Pablo Picasso, The Lesson John Henry Bradley Storrs Shape and Form

  8. Value – the degree of light and dark Value

  9. Caravaggio The Conversion of St Paul Rembrandt van Rijn Value

  10. Color – created with pigment Primary colors – a group of colors from which all other colors can be made Secondary colors – a color produced by mixing two primary colors Intermediate colors – a color that is a combination of both a primary color and a secondary color Color

  11. Complementary colors – are the colors on a color wheel that sit opposite of one another Warm colors – have the look of fire and sunshine Cool colors – have the look of water, sky, sea, and forest Color wheel – an organization of color hues around a circle Color

  12. Dogwood by Albert Bierstadt Paris, a Rainy Day, 1877 by GustaveCaillebotte color

  13. The Red Vineyard at Arles, c.1888 by Vincent Van Gogh Sunflowers, c.1888 by Vincent Van Gogh color

  14. Texture – how something feels; sense of touch Real texture – actually feel how they look Implied texture – appears to have a certain surface visually rather than true materials Texture

  15. Vincent Van Gogh, Starry Night Paul Klee, Ad Parnassem Texture

  16. Space – the area in which an object exists Linear perspective – objects that are farther away appear smaller Vanishing point – objects up close are larger than objects that are far away Aerial perspective – objects that are farther away appear fuzzier Overlapping – objects placed on top of others appear closer Space

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