ELEMENTS OF ART

• ELEMENTS OF ART

  • COLOR
  • LINE
  • SPACE
  • FORM
  • VALUE
  • TEXTURE
• WAY TO LOOK IN COLOR

  • HUE
  • SATURATION
  • VALUE
• HUE


  the color itself, it is what we call red, blue or yellow.
• SATURATION


  refers to the purity of a color in relation to its appearance in the color spectrum.
• VALUE


  refers to the lightness and darkness of a color
• LINE


  It is the distance between two points.
• SPACE 


  It is the distance between or within shapes, forms, colors, and lines.
• TWO KINDS OF SPACE

  • POSITIVE SPACE
  • NEGATIVE SPACE
• POSITIVE SPACE


  refers to the area of the composition that the subject occupies.
• NEGATIVE SPACE


  refers to an empty or open space that surrounds the object.
• FORM


  overall form taken by the artwork; physical nature of a work of art. 3 dimensional
• SHAPE


  result of closed lines; two-dimensional or flat lines.
• VALUE


  gradual change of color from lightness to darkness.
• TEXTURE


  the way art is felt by touching and seeing.
• PRINCIPLE OF ARTS

  • PATTERN
  • BALANCE
  • EMPHASIS
  • CONTRAST
  • HARMONY AND UNITY
  • VARIETY
  • MOVEMENT
  • PROPORTION
• PATTERN


  repeating unit of space or form.
• TYPES OF PATTERN

  • MAN-MADE PATTERNS
  • NATURAL PATTERNS
• MAN-MADE PATTERNS


  refer to the patterns based on patterns of nature. Examples: Shapes of the leaves, shells, or fishes
• NATURAL PATTERNS


  refer to the patterns that are both structural and decorative in purpose. Examples: Patterns of waves, or trees
• BALANCE


  how each element of art relates within a composition. creates a visual equilibrium
• TYPES OF BALANCE

  • ASYMMETRICAL BALANCE
  • SYMMETRICAL BALANCE
• ASYMMETRICAL BALANCE


  it is when both sides are different, but it is arranged so that it looks balanced.
• SYMMETRICAL BALANCE 


  refers to a sense of formality, order, and permanence.
• EMPHASIS


  focal point of art to attract attention.
• CONTRAST


  difference in art; arrangement of opposite elements.
• HARMONY AND UNITY


  Sense of cohesion achieved when all elements work together.
• VARIETY


  use of different elements in a composition.
• MOVEMENT


  physical movement in art; shown through repetition.
• PROPORTION


  relationship of objects in a composition.