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    The document discusses the elements and principles of art. It defines line, color, value, shape, form, space, and texture as the key elements used to create art. It then explains the principles of balance, rhythm, emphasis, proportion, and scale that are used to organize the elements. Symmetrical and asymmetrical balance are described as well as different types of rhythm like regular, graduated, and random.

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    The document discusses the elements and principles of art. It defines line, color, value, shape, form, space, and texture as the key elements used to create art. It then explains the principles of balance, rhythm, emphasis, proportion, and scale that are used to organize the elements. Symmetrical and asymmetrical balance are described as well as different types of rhythm like regular, graduated, and random.

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    The document discusses the elements and principles of art. It defines line, color, value, shape, form, space, and texture as the key elements used to create art. It then explains the principles of balance, rhythm, emphasis, proportion, and scale that are used to organize the elements. Symmetrical and asymmetrical balance are described as well as different types of rhythm like regular, graduated, and random.

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    REVIEWER FOR A&H 1.

    Symmetrical Balance - The parts of an


    image are organized so that one side
    ELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLE OF ARTS
    mirrors the other.
    THE ELEMENTS OF ART 2. Asymmetrical Balance - When one side
    of a composition does not reflect the
    The Elements of Art The building blocks or design of the other.
    ingredients of art.
    EMPHASIS - The focal point of an image, or
    LINE - A mark with length and direction. when one area or thing stand out the most.
    A continuous mark made on a surface CONTRAST - A large difference between two
    by a moving point. things to create interest and tension.
    COLOR - Consists of Hue (another word for RHYTHM and MOVEMENT - A regular repetition
    color), Intensity (brightness) and Value of elements to produce the look and feel of
    (lightness or darkness). movement.
    VALUE - The lightness or darkness of a color. PATTERN and REPITITION - Repetition of a
    SHAPE - An enclosed area defined and design.
    determined by other art elements; 2- UNITY - When all the elements and principles
    dimensional. work together to create a pleasing image.
    FORM - A 3-dimensional object; or something in VARIETY - The use of differences and change to
    a 2-dimensional artwork that appears to be 3- increase the visual interest of the work.
    dimensional.
    PROPORTION - The comparative relationship of
    For example, a triangle, which is 2- one part to another with respect to size,
    dimensional, is a shape, but a pyramid, which is quantity, or degree; SCALE.
    3-dimensional, is a form.
    PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN
    SPACE - The distance or area between, around,
    above, below, or within things. BALANCE – Parts of the design are equally
    distributed to create a sense of stability. Both
    Positive (filled with something) and physical and visual balance exist.
    Negative (empty areas). Foreground, Middle
    ground, and Background (creates DEPTH). Types:

    TEXTURE - The surface quality or “feel” of an  Symmetrical or informal balance


    object, its smoothness, roughness, softness, etc. The elements within the design are
    Textures may be actual or implied. identical in relation to a centerline or
    axis.
    THE PRINCIPLES OF ART
     Asymmetrical or formal balance
    What we use to organize the Elements of Art, or Parts of the design are not identical but
    the tools to make art. are equal in visual weight.
     Radial balance
    BALANCE - The way the elements are arranged Design elements radiate outward from
    to create a feeling of stability in a work. the center.
     Vertical balance
    The top and bottom part are equal.
     Horizontal balance
    The part on the left and right sides are
    equal.

    RHYTHM

    Repeated use of line, shape, color, texture, or


    pattern

     Regular rhythm
    An element is repeated at the same
    repetition/interval each time.
     Graduated rhythm
     Random rhythm
    The beats of the element are random or
    at irregular intervals.
     Gradated rhythm
    The repeated element is identical with
    the exception of one detail increasing or
    decreasing gradually with each
    repetition.

    EMPHASIS

     The feature in a design that attracts


    one’s eye – the focal point
     Emphasis can be achieved through size,
    placement, shape, color, and/or use of
    lines.

    PROPORTION AND SCALE

     Comparative relationships between


    elements in a design with respect to
    size.
     3:5 ratio is known as the Golden Mean

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