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are the foundation of knowledge that will help you understand and create powerful Paintings.
The building blocks of art.
Jacob Lawrence 1917
Shape – Something Flat -two dimensional (2-D) enclosed space, length and width No depth
Shapes are clear because of color, line, value, or texture.
Jacques Louis David 1748-1825
Value – the range of lights to darks
Chuck Close 1940
Can make a painting look realistic -
Color – what the eye sees when light is reflected off of an object
• The most powerful element of art
• We associate feelings with different colors
• 6 Color Schemes
Salvador Dali 1904-1989
Space- refers to the distance between, around, above, below, and within things.
Texture –the Surface Quality – or way things feel, or look as though they might feel, if touched.
James Ensor 1860-1949
Actual – You can feel itImplied – it looks real – cannot feel it
Balance – equal visual weight between the parts of the image
SYMMETRICAL ASYMMETRICALSame Different
Look Left/Right & Top/Bottom
Contrast – differences in size, shape, color, etc
Romare Bearden
Creates tension or excitement
Check Your Understanding
1. Which elements of art do you think we will deal with the most in painting? Why?
2. Which principle of design do you think is most important for painting?
3. What is the most interesting thing you learned in class today?