Elements Of Art
Value- the degree of lightness or darkness of an object
Line- the path of a moving point through space
Shape- 2d area that is either organic or geometric. Has height and width but no depth
Form- objects that have three dimensions
Color- derived from reflected light. Has three properties: Hue- names of the colors, Value- lightness or darkness Intensity- purity of the hue or chrome
Texture- degree of roughness or smoothness of an object, can be tactile or visual
Space- referring to the emptiness or area between, around or within objects
Principles Of Art
Balance- the concern of equalizing or balancing visual forces or elements in a work of art
Movement- to create the look and feeling of action and guide the viewer’s eye through the work of art
Rhythm- Indicating movement by repetition of elements or objects
Pattern- two dimensional decorative visual repetition, pattern has no movement
Emphasis- making one part of a work dominant over the other parts
Contrast- Referring to the placement of opposites near one another. This creates visual interest, drama and/or excitement
Unity- sense of wholeness in a work of art achieved through effective use of elements and principles of art. Unity utilizes proximity, repetition and simplicity
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