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visual elements
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elements of design are the ingredients an artist have available in making any work of art.
they include: lines, colors and value, shape, space , texture, light |
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lines |
the path left by a moving point. it is so basic to art that it is almost impossible to have an art work without it |
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use of line 1 |
to create outline and form: henri Matisse: Back Alexander Calder: cow Keith Harring: Subway drawing |
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use of line 2 |
create movement and emphasis Alberto Giacometti: The Nose (detecting where your eyes will end up) Paul Cezanne: The Large Bathers |
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use of line 3 |
direction: the direction of a line implies movement *horizontal lines probably the least very flat and placid. *verticals that are very assertive because they are going against gravity. *diagonals most dynamic to show motion. |
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example of direction |
Thomas Eakins: Biglin Brothers Racing Theodore Gericaull: The Raft of Medusa
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use of line 4 |
Pattern and texture example: vincent van gogh: Cypress with two women
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use of line 5 |
shading and modeling examples: micheal a angelo: head of satyr |
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basic types of lines/ shading |
hatching cross hatching stippling * used these three types of lines to create the illusion of 3D |