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DESCRIPTION. What do you see? OBJECTIVE What does objective mean?. What do you see? OBJECTIVE What does objective mean? Adjective: Not influenced by personal feelings, opinions or prejudices. What elements can we talk about that would allow us to objectively describe this piece?. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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What do you see?
OBJECTIVEWhat does objective mean?
What do you see?
OBJECTIVEWhat does objective mean?
Adjective: Not influenced by personal feelings, opinions or prejudices.
What elements can we talk about that would allow us to
objectively describe this piece?
What elements can we talk about that would allow us to
objectively describe this piece?
ELEMENTS OF ART AND DESIGN
What elements can we talk about that would allow us to
objectively describe this piece?
ELEMENTS OF ART AND DESIGNLine
ColorShape
TextureSpaceForm
ANALYSIS
Where do you see it?How do those elements
you’ve listed affect the piece?
STILL OBJECTIVE
We’ve listed the elements of art and design that we can see in the piece. Now
talk about how they affect the piece.
What do they create within the piece?
We’ve listed the elements of art and design that we can see in the piece. Now
talk about how they affect the piece.
What do they create within the piece?
BalanceMovement/Direction
RhythmUnity
ContrastProportion
We’ve listed the elements of art and design that we can see in the piece. Now
talk about how they affect the piece.
What do they create within the piece?
BalanceMovement/Direction
RhythmUnity
ContrastProportion
WHATARE
THESE?
PRINCIPLES OF ART AND DESIGNBalance
Movement/DirectionRhythm
UnityContrast
Proportion
PRINCIPLES OF ART AND DESIGNBalance
Movement/DirectionRhythm
UnityContrast
Proportion
So the Elements of Art and Design are used to create different Principles of Art and Design within
the piece.
PRINCIPLES OF ART AND DESIGNBalance
Movement/DirectionRhythm
UnityContrast
Proportion
So the Elements of Art and Design are used to create different Principles of Art and Design within
the piece.
ELEMENTS OF ARTAND DESIGN
LineColorShape
TextureSpaceForm
DEFEND YOUR STATEMENT.
The piece is balanced.
DEFEND YOUR STATEMENT.
The piece is balanced.
There are lines all over.
DEFEND YOUR STATEMENT.
The piece is balanced.
There are lines all over.
The lines make the piece balanced.
DEFEND YOUR STATEMENT.
The piece is balanced.
There are lines all over.
The lines make the piece balanced.
Because there are lines all over the piece, it makes it look balanced.
DEFEND YOUR STATEMENT.
The piece is balanced.
There are lines all over.
The lines make the piece balanced.
Because there are lines all over the piece, it makes it look balanced.
DEFEND YOUR STATEMENT.
The piece is balanced.
There are lines all over.
The lines make the piece balanced.
Because there are lines all over the piece, it makes it look balanced.
THIS DEFENDS THE STATEMENT THAT THE PIECE IS BALANCED.
DEFEND YOUR STATEMENT.
INTERPRETATION
What do you think of?
SUBJECTIVEWhat does subjective mean?
What do you think of?
SUBJECTIVEWhat does subjective mean?
Adjective: Based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes or opinions.
What does it look like?
What does it look like?What does it make you think of?
What does it look like?What does it make you think of?
What does it make you feel?
What does it look like?What does it make you think of?
What does it make you feel?What does it remind you of?
What does it look like?What does it make you think of?
What does it make you feel?What does it remind you of?
What can you relate it to?
What does it look like?What does it make you think of?
What does it make you feel?What does it remind you of?
What can you relate it to?
HOW AND WHY?
Can your interpretation be wrong?
Can your interpretation be wrong?
NOT IF YOU DEFEND IT.
JUDGEMENT
How do we judge a piece of art?
How do we judge a piece of art?How do we determine if piece of art
is successful?
How do we judge a piece of art?How do we determine if piece of art
is successful?
TECHNIQUEIDEA
FUNCTIONAESTHETIC PLEASURE
PROMOTES A REACTION
How do we judge a piece of art?How do we determine if piece of art
is successful?
TECHNIQUEIDEA
FUNCTIONAESTHETIC PLEASURE
PROMOTES A REACTION
“IT MAKES YOU THINK….”
How do we judge a piece of art?How do we determine if piece of art
is successful?
TECHNIQUEIDEA
FUNCTIONAESTHETIC PLEASURE
PROMOTES A REACTION
“IT MAKES YOU THINK….”
How do we judge a piece of art?How do we determine if piece of art
is successful?
“IT MAKES YOU THINK….”
By what standards are we judging it when we say this?
“IT MAKES YOU THINK….”
By what standards are we judging it when we say this?
“IT MAKES YOU THINK….”
What is this statement missing?
By what standards are we judging it when we say this?
“IT MAKES YOU THINK….”
What is this statement missing?
Think of what? Why? How?
So in order to form our final judgment we must…
So in order to form our final judgment we must…
observe through DESCRIPTION and ANALYSIS
So in order to form our final judgment we must…
observe through DESCRIPTION and ANALYSIS
OBJECTIVE
So in order to form our final judgment we must…
observe through DESCRIPTION and ANALYSIS
OBJECTIVE
give it meaning and purpose through INTERPRETATION
So in order to form our final judgment we must…
observe through DESCRIPTION and ANALYSIS
OBJECTIVE
give it meaning and purpose through INTERPRETATION
SUBJECTIVE
So in order to form our final judgment we must…
observe through DESCRIPTION and ANALYSIS
OBJECTIVE
give it meaning and purpose through INTERPRETATION
SUBJECTIVE
determine what we are judging it on
and DEFEND that judgement!
Andrew Wyeth, Winter 1946 Tempura on Board 31 3/8 x 48 in.